To celebrate national Book Lovers Day, I asked each of our team to pick out one of their favourite recently published Olympia books. You can read more about the picks below.

 

A Tree Named George by Kristen Alpert and Brittany Lavelle

In a forest where every tree tells a story, George stood tall and strong, while Frieda, with her graceful, willowy branches, danced joyfully with the wind. Though they were different, they were best friends, sharing seasons of sunshine, storms, and gentle breezes. But when a fierce storm felled George, a farmer transformed him into a majestic carriage-yet a part of George remained as a tender swing cradled in Frieda's branches. Over time, love, resilience, and memories blossomed anew when a baby named George swung high in Frieda's care. A Tree Named George is a heartwarming tale of friendship, change, and the enduring bonds that transform and connect us through the cycles of life. Filled with whimsical moments and quiet strength, this story reminds us that even in loss, love finds a way to keep the spirit alive.

Available from 14th August 2025.

 

Monster Feelings: Miss Ann Gree by Jennie Misko

Monster Feelings is a book series designed to help children understand and manage their big 'monster' emotions. Miss Ann Gree explores the feeling of anger through the story of Ann, a cute, pink, and fluffy monster who struggles to control her temper. Throughout the book, Ann demonstrates the mistakes she makes when she gets angry while also introducing readers to various strategies and activities that help her calm the monster feeling inside.

Available from 10th July 2025.

 

Samosas and Mimosas by Quarina Sultana

Ever been asked "But where are you really from?" while balancing a plate of biryani and an identity crisis? This collection is for anyone who's ever juggled being brown and British - sometimes hilarious, sometimes outrageous, always unapologetically real. These poems shimmy between generations, clash with tradition, flirt with rebellion and sip chai with modernity, all while side-eyeing the neat little boxes we're meant to fit into. It's a witty, warm, and whip-smart celebration of the messy, magical in-between - for anyone who's ever felt too much, not enough, or gloriously both at once.

Available from 14th August 2025.

 

October Snow by Elena Vantroy

In October Snow, Elena Vantroy tells the story of Ada, a seventeen-year-old Polish girl who moves to the UK for her studies, excited for the freedom she's always dreamed of. Soon, everything changes when she meets Aiden, a man she falls in love with. At first, their relationship seems perfect, but over time, Ada realises that Aiden is controlling every part of her life.
Isolated from her friends and family, she feels trapped in a relationship that's taking away her freedom and self-respect. Will she find the strength to escape this toxic relationship, or will she lose herself completely for the sake of love?

Available from 12th June 2025.

 

Snow as Pretty as Survival by Olivia Eukel

Snow as Pretty as Survival is a poignant memoir that takes readers on an emotional journey through the author's turbulent year of transition from high school to college. From the enchanting landscapes of Oberlin College to the challenges of finding belonging amidst the pressures of collegiate athletics, the author candidly shares their experiences of love, friendship, hardship, and resilience. Through moments of vulnerability and self-discovery, the author explores the complexities of mental health and the healing power of connection. With beautifully crafted prose and heartfelt reflections, this book reminds us of the small joys that illuminate life's darkest moments and the strength found in embracing our true selves.

Available from 12th June 2025.

 

Twelve Trees Tavern Book One, The Magus' Rings by Julian Krause

In a world where myth and reality intertwine, Darius - a demi-fae prince, the son of the Queen of the Fae and the King of the Deities, an angel of darker ambitions - sets out on an epic journey. Haunted by blurry memories of his past, this clever demi fae alongside Halfrida - a determined girl searching adventurers for a dangerous quest - and a diverse group of companions, go across a world filled with danger and wonder.
This is the story of the lives of Girrian's inhabitants - beastkin, fae, angels, giants, elves and all who dwell between - united by one cause: to defeat the evil threatening their world and restore peace to their fractured land. Their quest is one of courage, friendship and the enduring hope that, together, they can fight all the darkness.

Available from 12th June 2025. 

 

The Sundering Cycle: Fire and Wrath by Mak T. Davies

Arken was never going to stand out. Born in an insignificant town and raised in the shadow of his father, Eirik. Arken always found himself wanting more, to step out of his father's shadow and carve his name in history, at any cost. Plagued by dreams of fire and death, Arken flees his home, taking Clawsever, his father's prized sword with him.

On his journey, he finds himself face to face with scheming dwarves, feral elves, orcs, sages and saints. Most pose a threat, but none more so than the voice inside his head.

Beneath the earth, the dwarves of Naddenheim rejoice as Queen Tylga is with child. This news comes at an unfortunate time however, as goblins claw at the borders, betrayal festers within the palace and in the darkness, an ancient foe seeks to bring about their return. Above it all the Prophecy of Sundering begins to unfold.

Available from 12th June 2025. 

 

These titles, and more, are available for pre-order or purchase on our website.