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As a young man, David divides his time between his uncle's ranch and his life in the village, where he reluctantly practices the accordion on the insistence of his authoritarian father. This title explores the life of David Imaz, a former inhabitant of the Basque village of Obaba, now living in exile and ill-health on a ranch in California.

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A compelling novel about love and loss, success and ruin, passion and madness, set in The Dakota, New York City's most famous residence.

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A superb literary SF novel of alternate pasts and futures from the author of the ARTHUR C. CLARKE AWARD-winning THE SEPARATION and the BSFA AWARD-winning THE ISLANDERS.

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Jim Thorne. He wants to understand love. His mum. Her three sisters have epic perms. And they're famous. His dad. He is focused on a vital question: Mario or Sonic It's England, 1989-2009. So expect a little history. The dolphin's name is Dilly.

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"Originally published in Italian as Le avventure di Pinocchio: storia di un burattino by Felice Paggi Libraio-Editore, 1883"--Title page verso.

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Story based on the childhood adventures of Annie McArthur Jennings.

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The Adventures of Sunshine Annie books are based on the true adventures of Annie McArthur Jennings.

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The Adventures of Sunshine Annie books are based on the true adventure of Annie McArthur Jennings.

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Irresistibly funny and utterly addictive, this is a delicious tale of money, power, sex and having it all.

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY MICHAEL MOORCOCK

A model of efficiency and order, the aerodrome stands on the hill looking down on the village below. Roy, coming of age in the messy, violent and adulterous world of the villagers, is simultaneously attracted and repelled by this strange place and by the powerful figure of the Air Vice-Marshal.

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A shocking story about a fifteen-year-old girl and the man who took advantage of her

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From the bestselling author of The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls, a story of 1950s Texas socialites and the one irresistible, controversial woman at the bright, hot centre of it all

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Everyones welcome at The Afternoon Tea Club

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Literary agent Valerie Morrell receives an email from prospective author William Mendez, containing the first chapters of a promising new novel. Mendez's book tells the story of an April night. Morrell is hooked by the scandalous tale of decadence, drugs and disasters, but as the book unfolds, a parallel story emerges.

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Here in the crisp, mountain air where wealthy tuberculosis patients recover in private cottages and charity patients, mostly European migrs, fill the sanatorium, time stands still.

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A classic, page-turning story of secrets and science, passion and betrayal, innocence and experience - in the tradition of Tracy Chevalier and Philippa Gregory

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When Wade Ashby inherits his grandfather's estate in Oxfordshire, becoming the 13th Baron of Ashby Manor, he travels from Australia with his friend Hugh to take up his birthright and find out why there is secrecy surrounding certain aspects of the baronage and members of the family.

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Hubert Anvil is a 10 year old boy blessed with the voice of an angel. The Church hierarchy decrees that Hubert should be turned into a castrato - an alteration that could bring Hubert fame and fortune, but would also cut him off from an adult world he is curious to discover.

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But that's about to change.

One unremarkable Saturday morning Clive sees the biggest alternative-pop star of them all walking down the high street with his dry-cleaning: Lance Webster, disgraced ex-singer of Thieving Magpies ('the biggest British band to emerge from the late-eighties indie-boom' Rolling Stone).

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