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The award-winning author of "The Memory of Water" delivers a gripping tale of family, fate, and forgiveness, in which a young woman discovers the truth of her grandmother's past from a long-buried scrapbook, a necklace, and its three charms from the 1920s.

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Haunted by the horrific events he witnessed during the Vietnam War, Napoleon Haskell is exhausted from years spent battling his memories. It is to Casablanca, on the shores of a man-made lake beneath which lie the remains of the former town, that Napoleon's youngest daughter also retreats when her own life comes unhinged.

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(Paperback)

By the time six months have passed, Gracian will have journeyed twice more into the forest, the German army will be on the French Atlantic coast, the constellations will have followed their secret paths across the universe, and Pawel, Gracian's beloved elder brother, will be dead.

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A summer's idyll ends in tragedy...Cornwall, 1960 - and a whole new world for young Connie Vickers as she holidays with her brand-new fiance William. But a strange encounter with a beautiful blond boy on the beach leads to a terrible tragedy, the consequences of which are to affect Connie and William for the rest of their lives.

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Told in small chapters of spare language, The Tragedy of Being Happy explores the depths of mental illness and adolescence, and the divide between those who live with it and those who exist "on the other side."

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Life is beautiful for Claudia and Jeremy. In a matter of weeks Claudia's film becomes a box-office flop, Jeremy's band stalls and - worst of all - they find themselves unable to pay the mortgage, with the bank threatening repossession.

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One day, a man called Bunk deserted his wife and four children in 1926, never to be seen or heard of again. His wife never spoke ill of him, but the children had mixed feelings about his departure as they grew up. Years later, Jenny Lynn begins to solve the mystery of her missing grandfather.

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(Paperback)

Melanie finds herself single again after years of being one half of a couple. Her friends predict loneliness, frustration, disaster. Her parents are convinced she's a failure in life. But Melanie is overwhelmingly excited to be able to do her own thing n she plans a programme of behaving badly, after a lifetime of behaving properly.

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A knyv tartalma vgig kisr egy letet. A valdi trtnet sajt letembol szrmazik, gy ahogy "akkor" megltem, s reztem. Azonban tartalmaz ms emberek letbol is tvett trtneteket. A knyvben szereplok neve nem azonos a valdi nevekkel.

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Wally may be a little dog, but he has some big things happening in his life! One day he is living in an animal shelter, and the next he has a home and a forever family of his own! He is no longer an orphan! One person's decision has the power to change his life--forever!

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Nevil Shute wrote this prophetic novel just before the start of the Second World War. In it he describes the devastation that results from an aerial bomb attack on Southampton that destroys the city's infrastructure and leaves the inhabitants at the mercy of cholera and further assaults.

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A remarkable, moving story about family and the many forms this can take, which will be loved by fans of Jodi Picoult and Susan Lewis. But Angie risks everything to help Paul's dream come true, even their friendship and her one chance at a real home the only thing she's dreamed of since her father was killed.

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Includes readers guide and an excerpt from The invisible husband of Frick Island.

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For fans of Behold the Dreamers, immigrant stories, and family sagas, a compelling novel about a tightly bound Nigerian family living in Florida and the wounds that get passed down from generation to generation, by the significant new literary voice who wrote the acclaimed Mr. and Mrs. Doctor.

(Paperback, MMP)

Her life. Her rules. Finally.

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Mieko Kawakami's internationally bestselling novel about three contemporary Japanese women struggling to find peace and futures they can call their own.

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From New York Times-bestselling author Mark Kurlansky, a delectable novel following an ancient recipe for cheesecake as it spreads through the Upper West sidefrom the restaurant of a conniving landlord to the kitchens of the old-school New Yorkers hes trying to force outand to the parties, feasts, and apartments theyre not willing to give up that easily.

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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

The Secret History meets horror meets Jonathan Safran Foer - with a dash of The Royal Tenenbaums.
An exciting debut novel about a close-knit Jewish family in London pushed to the brink when they suspect their daughter is a witch.

(Paperback, MMP)

A group of young, Black British friends navigate their way through the ups and downs of modern London life, in this richly imagined collection of linked stories