Siobhan Curham Books in Order

Siobhan Curham examines depression during pregnancy and after childbirth, addressing an experience often hidden beneath expectations of happy motherhood. The guide explains possible causes and offers practical strategies for women seeking support and recovery.

Four women tired of taking second place to their partners' obsession with football join forces to fight back. Their campaign of revenge brings together very different lives and puts the rules of their relationships under scrutiny.

Disappointed with her marriage and family life, Caitlan rediscovers her diary from 1984 and revisits the first love she left behind. Memories of her teenage years force her to confront the choices and losses that shaped her adulthood.

A conversation in a North London video shop inspires four film lovers to recreate their favourite movie scenes. Sadie, Lana, Liam and Tel discover unexpected friendship as their cinematic project begins changing their lives beyond the screen.

Life coach Megan Rowe has built a career advising people how to find happiness, but her collapsing marriage undermines her certainty. As her troubles affect a radio producer, an actress and a photographer, all four reconsider their desired futures.

Georgie writes to her television crush, Dylan, hoping for someone who makes her difficult home life feel less lonely. An unexpected correspondence opens the possibility of friendship and gives her dreams a new place to grow.

A bullied teenager begins writing the story of her life, expecting to invent whatever might make it interesting. Instead, the process brings unexpected discoveries about her identity and helps her find the courage to stop hiding.

Drawing on personal experience and her work as a life coach, Siobhan Curham offers support for people experiencing bullying. Case studies, advice and exercises help readers rebuild confidence, recognise their strengths and imagine a happier future.

A storm strands Grace Delaney and her fellow dance students on a remote island during a journey to a cruise-ship performance. As attractions and rivalries intensify, unsettling signs suggest their tropical refuge conceals a dangerous secret.

Stranded Grace finds comfort in new friendships and her growing romance with Cruz. But disturbing events and a mysterious girl appearing in her dreams suggest that the island may have reasons for refusing to let her go.

Siobhan Curham gathers reflections and practical encouragement on creativity, relationships and personal fulfilment. Drawing on her coaching and writing, she explores overcoming fear, pursuing ambitions and bringing more confidence and imagination to everyday life.

Siobhan Curham challenges the pressure on girls and young women to appear perfect. Through discussions of body image, bullying, relationships and social media, she encourages readers to recognise their own values and build confidence in being themselves.

Siobhan Curham guides aspiring novelists through writing, revising, editing and pitching their work. Drawing on her experience as an author and writing coach, she addresses the practical process and the obstacles that can keep a manuscript unfinished.

Bullied for having two fathers, Amber longs to find people who share her sense of being different. She brings Maali, Sky and Rose into the Moonlight Dreamers, a friendship that gives each girl support to pursue her ambitions.

Amber, Maali, Sky and Rose face new challenges involving identity, illness, school and ambition. As their individual dreams become harder to pursue, the four Moonlight Dreamers turn to one another for the courage to keep going.

A teenager caring for her mother dreams of becoming a musician while struggling with poverty at home. Friendship with Hafiz, a Syrian refugee and talented footballer, helps both young people find encouragement to pursue uncertain futures.

Preparing to write about happiness, Siobhan Curham realises she has not found it herself. Her search takes her through religious and spiritual traditions as she experiments with practices that might offer meaning beyond organised belief.

After discovering Rudy's street art, Clementine posts a poem in response and sparks an unexpected friendship. Their creative partnership helps the two teenagers navigate difficult home lives while finding ways to express themselves and pursue their ambitions.

American journalist Florence joins the Resistance with her artist lover Otto as the Nazis occupy Paris. When Otto is arrested, a secret mission offers a possible way to save him while putting Florence's own life at risk.

During the Blitz, ambulance volunteer Ruby risks her life alongside a colleague whose refusal to wear a uniform draws suspicion. Decades later, a divorced woman's discovery in a London attic reveals Ruby's story and a dangerous wartime secret.

Moving from Sydney to Brighton leaves Jazz lonely and missing the surfing life she loved. Inspired by her cousin's secret friendship society, she gathers three other girls into a new Moonlight Dreamers group to support their different ambitions.

Bookseller Laurence carries coded messages for the Resistance in occupied France, where a rescue could jeopardise her mission. Years later, an American woman's unexpected inheritance of Laurence's shop sends her searching for a hidden family history.

Resistance courier Elena escapes an attack in occupied Paris and realises someone has betrayed her. As she struggles to continue her work, troubling discoveries about the man she loves make it harder to distinguish loyalty from deception.

American photographer Clarisse documents Nazi crimes in occupied Paris while working with a resistance network. Her determination to rescue a deported child becomes still more dangerous when the resistance fighter she loves is arrested.

Imprisoned in Auschwitz, Jewish writer Etty befriends a fourteen-year-old girl and offers the women around them refuge through storytelling. She resolves to preserve their memories, even as protecting her young friend puts her own survival at risk.

Raven discovers a recipe book filled with coded numbers while staying with the French grandmother she barely knows. Its secrets lead back to a Paris bakery in 1943 and a past her grandmother has refused to discuss.

Auschwitz prisoner Adela joins women smuggling gunpowder from a munitions factory for an uprising. Memories of her missing family sustain her resolve, until an unexpected reunion makes the planned attack unbearably complicated.

Writer Lily Christie is hired to record the memoir of a singer believed to have died during the Second World War. In a secluded Portuguese cottage, Sofia Castello reveals an Allied secret life while withholding one final truth.

After her divorce, Rae retreats to a manor house in Provence and discovers vows from a secret club. They lead her to a rebellious young woman at a 1919 finishing school and the scandal that supposedly claimed her life.

Ana inherits her grandmother's dressmaking shop in Lviv and discovers a diary that may explain a family estrangement. Its account of women hiding resistance messages in embroidery links wartime courage with secrets resurfacing as Ukraine faces war again.