This episode is all about finding the extraordinary in the everyday, in the little things that may pass us by if we don't pay attention. And so join us as we talk to Miranda Keeling about her book The Year I Stopped to Notice, a joyful, poignant and familiar portrait of everyday life that Neil Gaiman called 'beautiful' and Philip Pullman 'a delight'. Together with Miranda we also recommend six other books that tap into this spirit of observing and capturing moments.

Booklist

Nobody Told You by Hollie McNish

The Outrun by Amy Liptrot (and we also mentioned her latest book, The Instant)

No-One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood

Flâneuse by Lauren Elkin

Leonard and Hungry Paul by Rónán Hession

The Year I Stopped to Notice is published by Icon Books and available to buy now. For more from Miranda you can find at mirandakeeling.com or go to the source and follow her on Twitter @mirandakeeling

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The Year I Stopped to Notice by Miranda Keeling