Caroline Lea
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Jersey
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The Glass Woman
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2019
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28 editions
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The Metal Heart
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2021
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13 editions
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Prize Women
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2023
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11 editions
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Love, Sex & Frankenstein
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When the Sky Fell Apart
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2016
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8 editions
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“The body remembers love, as rock remembers the heat and compression that formed it. It waits, buried under the earth, cold and longing, until it is freed. Then that same rock can skim across a river, travel an ocean, be carried across strange lands until it finds its way home.”
― The Glass Woman
― The Glass Woman
“The snow grew deeper as we laboured down the hill. The land was a flat white pall, spread out like rumpled wool.
Into the distance stretched the solid sea, sullen and murky beneath the ice.
The sea will trick a man, seeming frozen and steadfast on the surface, but under the white crust, the black water gulps greedily at the breathing world above.
In time, I knew, despite everything that had happened, the sun would rise and the light would glitter off the ice, like shards of glass.
The world would glow.”
― The Glass Woman
Into the distance stretched the solid sea, sullen and murky beneath the ice.
The sea will trick a man, seeming frozen and steadfast on the surface, but under the white crust, the black water gulps greedily at the breathing world above.
In time, I knew, despite everything that had happened, the sun would rise and the light would glitter off the ice, like shards of glass.
The world would glow.”
― The Glass Woman
“A chill wind blew across the frozen water. There was no marker to show where the land ended and the sea began, except for the blocks of solid sea, where the water had frosted over, shifted, then frozen
again. Tiny slabs of ice squatted, stacked like tombstones.
We walked out onto the crusted water. The ice groaned under our feet, the rumble of an Arctic bear, warning as the dark water beneath shifted. We stopped. My heart beat in my throat. I waited for the crack of the ice, the roar of the water.
The world held its breath.”
― The Glass Woman
again. Tiny slabs of ice squatted, stacked like tombstones.
We walked out onto the crusted water. The ice groaned under our feet, the rumble of an Arctic bear, warning as the dark water beneath shifted. We stopped. My heart beat in my throat. I waited for the crack of the ice, the roar of the water.
The world held its breath.”
― The Glass Woman
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Aussie Readers:
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11518 | 1449 | Mar 07, 2016 06:20PM | |
| Aussie Readers: Brenda's 2016 challenges | 59 | 86 | Sep 15, 2016 12:09AM | |
NetGalley Readers:
Books read in 2016 - Target 50,000
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1059 | 431 | Jan 12, 2017 01:11PM | |
| Around the World: Almeta's In a Land Far Far Away 2019 | 3 | 12 | Jan 04, 2019 12:45PM | |
| English Translati...: Caroline Lea - The Glass Woman | 1 | 6 | Mar 14, 2019 07:32AM | |
| English Translati...: * Iceland | 55 | 1062 | Mar 18, 2019 07:51AM | |
| Reading Through t...: Early Modern Scandavinia (c.1500-1800) | 5 | 131 | Aug 11, 2019 07:29AM | |
| English Translati...: August 2019 - read-along | 5 | 26 | Aug 15, 2019 08:49AM | |
| All Challenges Al...: Bookshelf Challenge: Fiction | 36 | 19 | Oct 22, 2019 03:48PM |





































