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Featuring an early collection of stories, this book presents the works of a well known fiction writer.

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The friendship starts with a letter . . . A heart-warming, emotional read, perfect for readers of Cathy Kelly and Sheila O'Flanagan.

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From the lauded, bestselling author of the Cazalet Chronicles.

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In these remarkable stories, John Burnside takes us into the lives of men and women trapped in marriage, ensnared by drink, diminished by disappointment; all kinds of women, all kinds of men lonely, unfaithful, dying driving empty roads at night.

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An urgent novel about our very near future, and a deeply addictive pleasure Katie Kitamura, author of Intimacies Magnificent and stunning Jeff VanderMeer, author of Hummingbird Salamander An immense achievement. Masterful and merciless Olivia Sudjic, author of Asylum Road

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Seven short stories of ordinary women doing extraordinary things from Amanda Prowse.

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With the warmth of David Nicholls and the charm and humour of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, Something to Live For explores one man's attempts to let go of the past and start his life afresh.

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A wonderfully colourful, warm and epic novel of London life, love, sex and regret from one of Britain's greatest contemporary writers.

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A wonderfully colourful, warm and epic novel of London life, love, sex and regret from one of Britain's greatest contemporary writers.

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As children, Angel and Lina Lupo want nothing more than to escape their Italian-American Catholic upbringing for a "normal" American childhood, but as they deal with the challenges of adult relationships, romances, and the future, they rediscover the value of family bonds and love. By the author of

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A compassionate look at a scary and sometimes embarrassing rite of passage

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'A thought-provoking, beautifully observed study of love and real life, social issues and mental health' - Jill Mansell. Perfect for fans of Cecelia Ahern, Jojo Moyes and anyone looking for a satisfying page-turner.

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Some summers will never be forgotten

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Some summers will never be forgotten

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The police descend and a media storm swirls, over five days of searching that hurtle towards an inevitable, terrible conclusion.

Maisie is facing another fight, and this time its the fight of her life.

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Originally published in hardcover in 2014 by G.P. Putnam's Sons.

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This remarkable novel, winner of the Commonwealth Writers Prize, tells the story of three women, each of them far from where they came, all of whom are still searching for somewhere that can be called home.

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No. 1 bestselling author Josephine Cox's heartfelt and breathtaking novel about learning to live with the past.

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Somewhere, Someday is a dramatic and heartbreaking family drama of one woman's search for peace from the Number One bestselling author Josephine Cox.

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Originally published in 2018 as Sveas son: en berattelse om folkhemmet by Bokforlaget Polaris, Stockholm.

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Do I contradict myself
Very well then I contradict myself.
(I am large, I contain multitudes.)

Abundant, ecstatic, generous, courageous - this is the first American epic poem, a celebration of selfhood and a catalogue of nineteenth-century American life of all ages and races.

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The story of Macon 'Milkman' Dead, heir to the richest black family in a midwestern town, as he makes a voyage of rediscovery, travelling southwards geographically and inwards spirituality. Through the enlightenment of one man the novel recapitulates the history of slavery and liberation.

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A debut novel chronicling the lives of three generations of remarkable Dominican women ranges from the early 1900s to the present day as it follows Graciela, who flees the strictures of her poverty-stricken rural life; her daughter Mercedes, who builds a new life in New York City; and Leila, a restl