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At seventeen, Rachel Hill was the girl most likely to succeed. At twenty-seven, one rash decision changes everything. As she confronts her idea of perfection, she finds that happiness is living the life you want to live, rather than the one you are expected to.

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It's Fran's thirtieth birthday and things are good... She's bluffed her way into a Very Posh Job and her outlandishly handsome and talented boyfriend Michael is escorting her to the Ritz with a bulge the shape of a ring box in his pocket. But something has gone wrong. Very wrong.

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Twenty-five-years ago, four-year-old Justin Manning disappeared. Two months later his body was found in a shallow grave in the woods, shocking the small town of Dove Point, Ohio. Janet Manning has been haunted by her brother's death since the day she lost sight of him in the park.

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This edition of a literary work reprints the text together with five essays that approach the work from five contemporary critical perspectives: cultural studies, Marxist, feminist, deconstructionist and psychoanalytic. The editorial apparatus introduces students to both the text and the critical perspectives presented.

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Books bring them together - but friendship will transform all of their lives. Five very different women come together in the Northern Territory of the 1970s by an exceptional new Australian author

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In 1878 the man once hailed as the Angel Pope dies, thus ending what became the longest and most execrated papacy in history. Unaware of his scandalous paternity, his son joins the Church, and the treacherous drama of his disillusion unfolds. By the author of "No Country for the Young Men".

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Dyslexia-Friendly Edition of the multi-million copy selling bestseller.

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Told as a series of dictionary entries, The Lover's Dictionary is an intimate portrait of a relationship in all its guises; a compelling, deeply romantic story of two people loving each other: passionately, imperfectly. Through these short entries, Levithan opens an intimate window into the couple's space, giving a name to their everyday struggles.

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ExplosiveFelice Picano is one hell of a writer Stephen King. Shocking and controversial when first published in 1979, The Lure rocketed Felice Picano to fame with its candid description of the gay subculture of the era. Now a gay classic.

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With three bright, beautiful daughters who are still single Maggie decides that a little romantic matching is needed.

However matchmaking is not as easy as it seems and Maggie's quest to find the perfect partner for each of her reluctant daughters is proving difficult.

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THE NOVEL THAT HAS TAKEN THE INTERNATIONAL LITERARY WORLD BY STORM

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The Night Country is an enchanting and inspiring story from one of Australia's most popular authors, Bryce Courtenay, which draws on the author's childhood in Africa. Towards the end of the Great Depression a young boy goes with his sister to stay at a farm while their mother is ill.

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"Five-year-old Pea (shortened from her French name, Pivoine) and her eerily precocious younger sister, Margot, are left to their own devices for most of one oppressively hot summer in the French countryside after their father is killed in a farm accident and their pregnant and deeply depressed mother takes to her bed."--Library Journal.

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The story of a young Communist who falls in love with the painter she is sent to spy on. In 1979 Azerbaijan, young piano prodigy Leila Badalbeili receives an order from her Communist mentor - to spy on a suspicious music shop.

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A thrilling new novel from the author of critically acclaimed DOWN THE HUME.

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First published: London: Jonathan Cape, 1994.