Thrown: The glorious feel-good Sunday Times Bestseller of love, friendship and pottery by Sara Cox

Thrown by Sara Cox is a debut novel centred on a group of neighbours on the Inventor’s Housing Estate. It is described as a Sunday Times bestseller and a feel-good story featuring love, friendship and pottery.

Key details

• Author: Sara Cox
• Debut novel
• Set on the Inventor’s Housing Estate
• Features a pottery class at a community centre
• Described as a Sunday Times bestseller

Synopsis

On the Inventor’s Housing Estate, most residents keep to themselves, sharing little more than brief greetings and the occasional knowing glance. The community centre is no longer the lively place Becky remembers from her childhood, but a new pottery class she helps to establish offers a sense of renewal.

As neighbours gather to learn something new under the watchful eye of their teacher, Sasha, four women’s lives begin to shift. Becky, Louise, Jameela and Sheila each arrive with private worries and hopes, and the process of shaping clay becomes intertwined with what they are carrying beneath the surface. Over time, hidden passions and heartaches emerge, relationships change, and the possibility of transformation comes into view.