Under the Same Stars

A gorgeous, insightful tale about grief, loneliness and sisterhood * Good Housekeeping (15 best books of the summer) *
A beautiful hygge read. I devoured it * Harriet Evans *
It's beautifully written, with such heart, and yet also with such incredible elegance. Not only did it make me cry, it made me see the world in a different way * Joanna Cannon *
An exploration of loneliness, grief and identity which . . . never fails to keep its grip * Daily Mail *
An engrossing, inspiring emotional rollercoaster * Keith Stuart *
A moving story of hope and adventure * Daisy Buchanan *
A charming story about finding your inner strength and learning to understand others. It will have you itching to book a trip to scenic Scandinvia too. * Woman & Home *
Elegantly written * Harper's Bazaar *
I was gripped from the first page, and crying by the last. Beautiful and bittersweet * Lauren Bravo *
Expertly crafted * The i Paper *
Heminsley has form in exploring the relationship between women's bodies and the landscape, as well as complicated family dynamic . . . a corker * Metro *
Full of love, intrigue, caring and passion, you won't be able to put it down * Yours Magazine *
I loved being marooned on the island with Maggie. Her wildness and the stark beauty of her life has left me with a deep yearning to follow in Clara's footsteps. Utterly transportive and enjoyable * Polly Samson *
Alexandra writes beautifully, and I loved Clara and Maggie's story and the amazing Arctic setting. An incredibly moving debut novel. It made me cry and want to go and eat cloudberries. * Nikki Smith *