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Old DogsIf you enjoy a good read with humour, believable characters and plot then this is the book for you. The plot is both tight and unpredictable which ... Reviewed by Christine Williams - Powys |
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22 Britannia RoadThis is a very moving story, set in post WWII. Jan and his wife Silvana and son Aurek were separated in their native land, Poland, at the start of the war and ... Reviewed by Fiona Atley - Erith |
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Now all roads lead to FranceWinner of the Costa Prize for Biography Now all Roads Lead to France was hotly tipped for the overall prize but lost out to Andrew Miller’s novel ... Reviewed by Maun Carey - Oxford |
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MaineThis was a thoroughly enjoyable read. The story centres round an Irish American Boston family and their summer home in Cape Neddick, ... Reviewed by Teresa Jewett - Knaresborough |
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After Dark ClassicsWhat a wonderful way to wind down for a good night’s sleep, being lulled into somnolence by a team of mellifluous voices, reading short stories in ... Reviewed by Meg Kingston - Gwent |
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NarcopolisNarcopolis is the debut novel from Performance Artist and Poet Jeet Thayil. Starting in the streets of 1970’sBombay, Thayil immerses us in the world of ... Reviewed by Claire Lindley - Nottingham |
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The Sea on our SkinFollow the tale of Amalia Hoko and her children. Set against the backdrop of a small island village in the South Pacific this book covers a period of ... Reviewed by Merryn Stoyle - Warrington |
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The PursuedThis book should be the dictionary definition of a "hidden gem". Published over seventy years after being written, The Pursued is a macabre tale of revenge, ... Reviewed by Laura Dytham - Burton On Trent |
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