- “Nauru Burning” by Travis Goddard: This novel tells the story of Nauru during World War II when it was under Japanese occupation. It explores the island’s strategic importance and the impact of the war on its people.
- “Betrayed Paradise: A Nauruan Journey” by Roger Webber: This non-fiction book recounts the author’s experiences living and working in Nauru during the 1980s. It provides a personal account of the political and social issues that the island faced during that time.
- “Coral Island” by Coralie Younger: While not entirely set in Nauru, this historical fiction novel follows the adventures of a young sailor who visits various Pacific islands, including Nauru. It offers a glimpse into the island’s culture and history.
- “Waiting for the Tide” by Roger Wichman: This novel takes place in the wider Pacific region, exploring the themes of colonialism, identity, and environmental concerns. Nauru is mentioned in the narrative, shedding light on its past and present challenges.
- “Pacific Island” by Donald Smith: Although this novel focuses on a fictionalised version of Nauru, it captures elements of the island’s culture and landscapes. It weaves together multiple narrative threads, showcasing the complexities of life in Nauru.
WANDERLIST: Famous novels set in Nauru
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