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Set in the slums of Sydney, this is a story of a hunchbacked outcast, whose life is lived on the streets as leader of a larrikin gang. It is also the story of a place - Sydney - in all its crumbling glory and its jostling cast of characters.

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Kindness, community and cake are all on the menu at Katies Cornish Kitchen

A lovely heartwarming summery read to escape with Netgalley reviewer 5 stars

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It's peak tourist season in Oriole Point, Michigan--the blueberry buckle of the fruit belt. Nothing draws the crowds quite like their annual carnival. And nothing turns it sour faster than murder. Marlee Jacob, owner of The Berry Basket, is on the case. Includes recipes. Original.inal.

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They led the Dirty South's most infamous crew. One became a rap superstar. One ruled the streets. But when the king comes back hard for his throne, who will be left standing

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Leaving behind a disastrous marriage, Diana Calhourn and her daughter Hilary seek refuge in the security of a small Southern town - Pemberton, Georgia, a close-knit, aristocratic community. What she discovers, though, is not serenity but Tom Dabney a magical, passionate man.

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Packed with delightful tales of love affairs and broken hearts, misadventures and wise-cracking creatures, the everyday stories of Korea bring the warmth of the familiar with a twist of the unusual. Magistrates, woodmen and princes, moles, frogs and fairies abound in this delightful collection, organized by theme.

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Packed with delightful tales of love affairs and broken hearts, misadventures and wise-cracking creatures, the everyday stories of Korea bring the warmth of the familiar with a twist of the unusual. Magistrates, woodmen and princes, moles, frogs and fairies abound in this delightful collection, organized by theme.

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But how long can she keep this up before her real life finds her

**ANNE TYLER HAS SOLD OVER 1 MILLION BOOKS WORLDWIDE**

'One of my favourite authors' Liane Moriarty

'She spins gold' Elizabeth Buchan

'Anne Tyler has no peer' Anita Shreve

'A masterly author' Sebastian Faulks

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With his tawny hair, green eyes, and scandalous behavior, Lord Alexander Raybourn makes her want to be very bad indeed.

With his very honorable sibling too busy saving the world to woo Eleanor, Alexander is tasked with finding out her likes and dislikes for his elder brother.

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Inspired by the true story of a woman physician and writer,this is an absorbing story of female friendship and conflict set in 15th Century China, rich in detail and court intrigue.

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Inspired by the true story of a woman physician and writer,this is an absorbing story of female friendship and conflict set in 15th Century China, rich in detail and court intrigue.

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"A ... debut novel that delves ... into the taboo subject of modern-day medical experimentation on African Americans"--

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A dazzling debut collection which, deftly and urgently, tells the stories of those living in the biggest and most complicated country on earth.

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Place of publication taken from publisher's website.

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A WHITE REVIEW BOOK OF THE YEAR

It leaves the reader moved and subtly changed, as if she had become part of the story Hilary Mantel

So moving and delicate and terrifying and haunting Maggie OFarrell

The highly anticipated new novel from the Costa-award winning, three-times Booker-longlisted author of Reservoir 13.

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Originally published as Lene din ensomhet langsomt mot min in Norway in 2019 by H. Aschehoug & Co.

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A fascinating, new collection of short stories from open submissions about machine learning, AI, Big Data and humankind struggling to find its identity now, in the past, and the future. Are we truly in control of ourselves, our society, and indeed the natural world around us Are thinking machines the logical extension of our existence