"Circe" is a novel by Madeline Miller that reimagines the life of Circe, a character from Homer's ancient epic, the Odyssey. The story explores her journey from being a lesser-known goddess to a powerful witch on the island of Aiaia. Through her experiences, Circe grapples with themes of identity, isolation, and transformation. The novel delves into Circe's relationships with various mythological figures, including Odysseus and Hermes. It highlights her struggles against the expectations of the gods and her desire for autonomy. Ultimately, "Circe" presents a fresh perspective on a classic myth, emphasizing the strength and resilience of its female protagonist.