Versions of a Girl

A raw and relatable page-turner * Stylist *
A clever, compulsive read that asks big questions about the nature/nurture debate * Good Housekeeping *
Versions of a Girl transfixed me from the first brilliant sentence and held me in its grip until its poignant, perfect end. I loved this novel more than I’ve loved any novel in ages * Joanna Rakoff, author of My Salinger Year *

Catherine Gray is a Sunday Times Bestselling author, who has over sold half a million books in English-speaking territories alone. Her books have been translated into ten languages and received acclaim in the likes of the New York Times, BBC Breakfast and Radio 2.

With a background in journalism, Catherine has been a guest columnist at Grazia, is a regular guest on the Woman’s Hour, and her writing has been published everywhere from the Guardian to Stylist.

Catherine was born in Northern Ireland, and lived there until she was ten. When not writing, she can be found running to nineties indie, trying to master the art of only eating three biscuits, or oversharing because she can’t do small talk. She lives in a little house by the sea with a high-maintenance dog, a medium-maintenance partner and a low-maintenance toddler. Versions of a Girl is her debut novel.

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