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At The Table by Claire Powell

Published in March, this witty debut has received large amounts of praise, from journalists and editors to the revered @marian_keyes who calls the author @clairemegpowell ...

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Woman Eating by Claire Kohda

I really, really loved this. It was nothing like I expected and took me completely by surprise. This isn’t plot heavy, nor does it in any way fit in with the normal vampire...

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There There by Tommy Orange

If Margaret Atwood says a book is astonishing, I am going to have to read it. And indeed, that’s exactly what There There by Tommy Orange is. It really is astonishingly good.

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The Guestlist by Lucy Foley

Though not one that we were all completely convinced by, we all agreed that The Guest List makes for a page Turner of a summer read. 

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The Premonitions Bureau by Sam Knight

Before I give you my thoughts on this bestseller, I’ll share my husband’s. He picked it up and couldn’t put it down. Until he did. He found it so unnerving, he couldn’t...

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The Odyssey by Lara Williams

This is one of those books that every few pages I was thinking (and sometimes saying out loud to no one in particular) WHAT THE ACTUAL ****.

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One Day by David Nicholls

Looking for a book to simultaneously make you laugh and weep? We are here for you with a recommendation that for millions of readers will be an obvious favourite.

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The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake

Sigh. Dark Academia. Set in the hidden archives of the Alexandrian Library. Guarded by people and creatures with magic...

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The Sentence by Louise Erdrich

This book shouldn’t work but is it any surprise coming from Pulitzer Prize winning author Louise Erdrich?

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A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Towes

In this month’s newsletter, we’ll be highlighting some of our fave summer books — both those that we can’t wait to get our teeth into and...

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Time Is A Mother & Misfits: A Personal Manifesto

Before the weekends festivities commence, let me recommend two absolutely shattering, truly beautiful books that are slender in length but mighty in power...

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Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid

When you’re on holiday with the latest novel by the inimitable @tjenkinsreid , it’s tough to complain!

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