Sally Rooney Collection 4 Books Set - Beautiful World, Normal People & More - Fiction - Mixed Format

Titles in This Set. Beautiful World, Where Are You [Hardcover]. Normal People [Paperback]. Conversations with Friends [Paperback]. Mr Salary [Paperback]. Details. Condition: New. Format: Mixed Format (1 Hardcover, 3 Paperback). ISBN: 9789124145460. Publisher: Faber & Faber. Age Range: Adult. Overview. This Sally Rooney Collection brings together four essential works from one of contemporary fiction's most acclaimed voices: Beautiful World, Where Are You, Normal People, Conversations with Friends, and Mr Salary. Presented as a brand new mixed-format set, it's the ideal starter library for readers discovering Rooney's dialogue-driven storytelling, and a thoughtful gift for book clubs, students, and fans who love intimate character studies exploring love, class, and modern life.. About the Books. Beautiful World, Where Are You follows novelist Alice, who invites Felix, a warehouse worker, to travel with her to Rome, while in Dublin her best friend Eileen navigates a break-up and rekindled feelings for old friend Simon. Rooney traces how these four young adults reckon with love, faith, and the world, in a collectible hardcover edition. Normal People, the novel that catapulted Rooney to international acclaim and inspired a hit television adaptation, follows Connell and Marianne as they move between the same small Irish town and vastly different social worlds, their awkward, electric connection reshaping both their lives. Conversations with Friends, Rooney's celebrated debut, introduces Frances, a twenty-one-year-old student and spoken-word performer, whose friendship with Bobbi draws them into the orbit of an older married couple, unravelling questions of desire, loyalty, and power. Mr Salary, a shorter, quietly devastating story, examines Sukie and Nathan's complicated relationship and the weight of family obligation. Together, these four titles showcase the full range of Rooney's understated prose and her gift for capturing the emotional undercurrents of ordinary conve