UK Edition

A novel you read half covering your eyes

The Guardian

Genuinely chilling, this is one of the best books I've read this year

The Independent

Kavanagh's command of raw suspense ensures that it grips from the very beginning

Mail On Sunday

A brilliantly twisted coming of age tale...the story chillingly, compulsively unravels

Sunday Express

Unsettling, deeply moving and very, very readable. I loved it

Nathan Filer

A striking and highly enjoyable debut

Sophie Hannah

US Edition

[W]ildly clever…spectacular…The conclusion underscore[s] the author’s searing insight into teenage behavior and the desperation for connection.

Publisher's Weekly

An unreliable narrator in the most intriguing way…. A quick, thoroughly enjoyable read.

Booklist

Tasha Kavanagh's Yasmin is as complex and believable a narrator as you will find. Her honesty drives the novel to its unflinching, brilliant conclusion and is why Things We Have in Common is so disturbing...so impossible to set aside.

Travis Mulhauser, author of Sweetgirl

Swedish Edition

A novel you read half covering your eyes

The Guardian

Genuinely chilling, this is one of the best books I've read this year

The Independent

Kavanagh's command of raw suspense ensures that it grips from the very beginning

Mail On Sunday

A brilliantly twisted coming of age tale...the story chillingly, compulsively unravels

Sunday Express

Unsettling, deeply moving and very, very readable. I loved it

Nathan Filer

A striking and highly enjoyable debut

Sophie Hannah