Non-Fiction Poster Set: A Room of One's Own, Travels with Charley & The Let Them Theory

For readers who find their thinking sharpened by a good book, this trio brings together three very different voices on freedom, identity and the courage to live on your own terms. From a room of one's own to the open road to letting go of control, it's a set that rewards a second glance every time you pass it on the wall.

Why these three belong together

Nearly a century separates these books, yet each one wrestles with the same question: how do we claim space, in our minds and in our lives, to become who we're meant to be. Woolf argues for it, Steinbeck goes looking for it on the highway, and Robbins shows us how to stop fighting for control we never needed. Hung together, they make a thoughtful, quietly inspiring statement about independence and self-possession.

A Room of One's Own (1929)

Virginia Woolf's landmark essay examines the relationship between gender and literature, arguing that women need financial independence and personal space to create freely. Blending narrative with argument, she explores the historical obstacles faced by women writers and makes an enduring case for literary and personal freedom.

Travels with Charley (1962)

John Steinbeck sets off across America with his French poodle, Charley, for company, seeking to rediscover the country he had spent a career writing about. The result is a candid, perceptive portrait of a nation and its people on the cusp of profound social change.

The Let Them Theory (2023)

Mel Robbins offers a transformative guide to letting go, encouraging readers to surrender the need to control other people and simply let them be who they are. It's a practical, empowering approach to reclaiming your energy and focusing on your own happiness.

Styling your non-fiction wall

This set works beautifully in a study, home office or reading nook, somewhere you can pause and think. Try a black frame for a bold, editorial feel, or white for a lighter, more contemporary look, both work well when hung in a neat row or staggered slightly for interest. This set comes in Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Watercolour styles, so you can match the mood of the room, whether that's clean-lined and graphic or softer and more painterly. Choose one style throughout for a cohesive set, or mix two for a curated, gallery-style finish. And remember, any three prints qualify for our buy 3, save 20% offer, so it's easy to build a set that's entirely your own.