Claire Keegan Collection 4 Book Set Antarctica, The Forester's Daughter, Foster, Small Things Like These

Discover the Claire Keegan Collection 4 Books Set — a beautifully curated paperback boxed set for readers who love quiet, powerful storytelling. This collection is perfect for parents, book clubs, teachers, and anyone searching for memorable short fiction and novellas from a bestselling, awardwinning voice. Gentle yet uncompromising, these stories explore family, memory and moral choice with the clarity and restraint that have made Claire Keegan a modern classic. Titles in this Set: Antarctica; The Forester's Daughter; Foster; Small Things Like These Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789123489169 Each book in this book collection stands on its own, yet together they form a cohesive portrait of rural Ireland and human vulnerability. Whether you're buying this as a gift set or adding to a personal library, these paperback editions are easy to share and ideal for repeated readings. Antarctica From the opening story — about a married woman who travels to the city with a single purpose — Antarctica draws you into lives shaped by longing, betrayal and fragile relationships. Stories like "House Calls" explore longing and the small decisions that change everything, showcasing Keegans signature spare prose and emotional precision. The Forester's Daughter Set in the Wicklow countryside, The Forester's Daughter places us in the heart of a farming family juggling teenagers, milking and mortgage. Keegans vivid descriptions and attention to everyday detail turn ordinary moments into resonant, unforgettable scenes — perfect for readers who value character-driven literary fiction. Foster A small girl is placed with foster parents on a rural farm and discovers warmth and safety she never expected. This tender novella follows her slow blossoming and the sudden revelation that shatters the idyll. Foster is an ideal pick for bedtime reading or classroom discussion on belonging and empathy. Small Things Like These Set in 1985, Small Things Like These follows Bill Fur