A Year of Marvellous Ways is like Dylan Thomas given a sexy rewrite by Angela Carter
Yet again Sarah Winman has written a beautiful, beautiful novel. A Year of Marvellous Ways will hypnotise, seduce, until you can do nothing but pick it up and read it again
The sense of magic infused through the novel casts a spell over the reader that makes you not want to put the book down until you've turned the final page
Praise for WHEN GOD WAS A RABBIT: Beautifully true... A superb debut—The Times
Perfectly captures the hazy, magical nature of youth and all its mysteries, against a backdrop of real-life events—Elle
Mesmerising—Good Housekeeping
Folkloric, poetic, gorgeous. All I needed was a campfire and a bottle of moonshine
Captivating...rendered with an appealing frankness, precision and emotional acuity—Observer
Beguiling...you can't quite get the voice out of your head—Daily Mail
A glorious poem of a novel - a story to read slowly and to marvel at the beauty of it
A book to savour, to read in wonderful, rich little bits like dark chocolate. Winman's prose is poetry, with a rhythm, a heartbeat, that carries you through like music
