Queenie – Candice Carty-Williams

Queenie Jenkins is a young British Jamaican woman trying to juggle work, family, friendships and heartbreak while her life seems to be falling apart.

As she struggles with relationships, identity and mental health, Queenie sets off on a messy, funny, painful and ultimately empowering journey of self-discovery. Sharp, witty and deeply relatable, Queenie explores modern life with honesty and heart.

Highly rated and widely praised, it's loved for being funny, raw and emotionally honest, with an unforgettable heroine and a thoughtful look at identity, race and mental health. A brilliant book-club pick.

Perfect for readers who love

• Quarter-life crises
• Self-discovery
• Messy, relatable heroines
• Strong friendship circles
• Personal reinvention

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A paperback in Good condition: moderate wear, some page yellowing, all pages present.