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The 14 best short books you can read in a weekend
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cancel email WhatsApp link share Share bookmark Saveshare cancel email WhatsApp link bookmarkThere’s something particularly wonderful about a very short book.
When the aim is rest rather than immersion, a shorter book can feel like a small luxury: contained, approachable, complete.
The books here are all brief enough to sit comfortably within a calm weekend at home — read on the sofa, in bed, or between pots of tea — but they also prove that a book doesn’t need to be expansive to linger.
Penguin, £8.99The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway; Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata; Dept.
There also lies much beneath their apparent simplicity, making this a collection that rewards both casual and repeat reading.