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I cannot think of another recent book that has provoked such extreme reactions from readers, who are either absolutely obsessed with Boy Parts...

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A Very Nice Girl by Imogen Crimp

When I tell you that this book accompanied me everywhere I mean I don’t think I physically put it down from start to finish regardless of my daily responsibilities.

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One Day I Shall Astonish The World by Nina Stibbe

I have genuinely *not* been able to put this book down all weekend (okay, apart from maybe when I caught up with @loveisland on Saturday night)...

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Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by Dr. Julie Smith

We are all, every single one of us, going to have a bad day. No one will sail through life never plagued with anxiety, stress, grief or feeling low.

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The Truth About The Harry Quebert Affair by Joël Dicker

Whilst I’m a quick-ish reader (though by no means anywhere near as speedy as my learned friend — I’m looking at you, C) there are some books that...

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Hidden Valley Road by Robert Kolker

I love finding a book that I haven’t heard about. This one, Hidden Valley Road, popped up on Amazon as one that I might like...

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The House Of Fortune by Jessie Burton

THE HOUSE OF FORTUNE In 2014, the Miniaturist was a seismic literary phenomenon. Selling over a million copies having been hotly fought over in a publishers bidding war, the story

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Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty

We’ve said it before but we will say it again, we *never* post negative reviews. Why? Because ultimately, books are subjective. And so much is pored into each and every one!