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An illustrated Christmas gift book edition of a classic tale.

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From an assured new voice in American fiction, a magnificent and moving first novel about a boy coming of age in the American heartland.

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'Richly nuanced and empathetic . . . a vivid modern fable' Guardian
From the winner of the Forward Prize, a magical and haunting novel set in the underbelly of Jamaica.

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When shy young heir Patrick is orphaned at the age of ten, the only family he has is his wealthy and eccentric aunt, a New York socialite named Mame. Prone to dramatic costumes, flights of fancy and expensive whims, Mame will raise Patrick the only way she knows how - with humour, mishaps, unforgettable friends and lots of love.

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In the tradition of novels such as The Women in the Castle that illuminate the strong women who fought for their families and others during WWII comes the story of Helene Hanneman, a German nurse married to a Gypsy man who lived for sixteen months in Auschwitz under Nazi doctor Joseph Mengele.

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A dazzling meditation on memory by one of the most innovative and powerful new voices in contemporary Latin American literature.

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In this charming epistolary romance, a book-loving librarian is unwillingly enrolled in an online matchmaking service and embarks on a journey toward love that starts with emails to a quirky islander and ends in a choice that will change her future forever.

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Deirdre Madden's classic novels are repackaged to appeal to a new generation of readers.

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The unlikely stories in Autobiography of a Corpse ask you to take a second look at the cracks in everyday reality.

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Meet Maud, the formidable Irish-American suffragette; sulky Patricia, whose unhappy childhood leads her to a dangerous love affair; vivacious, flame-haired Colleen; Mary, who struggles to bring up children beside her wayward husband - and Arfer, whose quick mind lifts him out from the world of poverty in London's East End.

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An absorbing novel of politics, family fractures and scandal in late 70s Britain.

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A dark horror fable of unhinged desire, Ava Anna Ada is a debut novel of rare power from the author of The Last Days

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As a teenager, he struggles to keep anything secret Lupe knows all the worst things that go through his mind. What a terrible burden it is to know or to think you know your future, or worse, the future of someone you love.

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From an exciting new voice in horror comes the tense and surreal novelAwakened. Exploring the extreme aftermath of induced global sleeplessness and the horrors of love amidst lostsanity,this is a perfect read for fans ofThe Girl with All the Giftsand28 Days Later.

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An extraordinary story of young Lillian Leyb and her long odyssey across America.

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A novel about parenthood and sacrifice, from the acclaimed author of CHOOSE ME and HER GIANT OCTOPUS MOMENT.

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AS HEARD ON THE BBC RADIO 2 BOOK CLUB
'This year's Eleanor Oliphant . today Veronica is going to make a decision that will change all of this.


Readers are falling in love with Away with the Penguins:

'Without a doubt the most delightful, joyous and uplifting book I've read so far this year .

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Azazeel takes 5th century quarrels in the Coptic Church as the ground for an ambitious investigation into good and evil, faith and doubt.' - Boyd Tonkin, Independent In this haunting and controversial novel, Youssef Ziedan confronts issues as vital today as they were nearly two millenia ago.

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'A modern day Jilly Cooper' Glamour. Comedy and romance in the South of France from the bestselling author of MARRYING UP, WENDY HOLDEN.

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Bestselling author Robbins' first fiction in five years explores various aspects of suds culture--ancient, modern, sophomoric, and divine--and dramatizes the surprising things that happen when the life of a spunky kindergartner intersects with each.

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Dubravka Ugresic retells the myth of Baba Yaga -one of the most famous stories in Russian and Eastern European mythology.

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From the acclaimed author of Sharp Teeth comes a novel of 1950s Paris: love, spies, witches - and a cop turned into a flea!