The Accidental Tourist [Paperback] Tyler, Anne

Anne Tyler's Pulitzer Prize finalist is a masterclass in quiet devastation and unexpected hope. When Macon Leary's life falls apart, he retreats into rigid routines and travel guides for people who'd rather stay home. Enter Muriel—chaotic, determined, utterly wrong for him. Tyler captures grief's peculiar numbness and the messy business of learning to live again with her signature wit and razor-sharp observations about human behaviour. It's the kind of novel that sneaks up on you, tender and funny and achingly real.

Perfect for readers who loved A Man Called Ove, anyone navigating loss, or those who appreciate character-driven fiction that lingers long after the final page.