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Louise’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Louise’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Louise Fein
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Daughter of the Reich
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2020
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44 editions
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The Hidden Child
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2021
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26 editions
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The London Bookshop Affair
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2024
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9 editions
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Book of Forbidden Words
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2026
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11 editions
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A Short Story - Home
I wrote this story back in March, shortly after the war had broken out in the Ukraine. On a last minute whim, I entered it into the 2022 BBC National Short Story Award with Cambridge University, just before the cut off time. I then thought no more about it until I received an email from the Award, saying my story had made it into the Top 60 out of 850 entries. I am amazed and delighted, an
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| A Fatal Love is an absolute triumph and worthy of every accolade. Visceral and raw, resonant and tragic, Treger brings to life Ruth Ellis’s story with great skill, compassion and humanity. Shining a light on the inequity of society, the classist atti ...more | |
"Another triumph from Fein. I have loved all her books. I listened to it on audible and savored every moment on car journeys. As always, I was sad to finish and say good bye to the characters - what inspiring women! Thank you and cant wait until the n"
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| The Scandalous Ladies Football Club is just the novel the world needs right now. This is an uplifting, warmhearted, glorious romp of a novel where the underdogs triumph and the world is put to rights. I have loved all of Quinn’s novels, and this is a ...more | |
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| Fantasy is not my usual genre but as this is by Kate Quinn, whose previous books I've read and loved, I knew I wanted to read this one. I very much enjoyed it. Romance, adventure and above all, a love letter to books and libraries. ...more | |
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| Wings Over Valetta is a fascinating and emotional story set in WWII Malta which had me glued from first page to last. Featuring a strong and resourceful central character, Kitty, this novel explores a lesser known story of the role played by civilian ...more | |
"Could not get into the book due to zero interest in the subject matter."
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| I’ve loved all of Nikki Smith’s previous novels, but dare I say this might be her best yet? Set between Surrey and South Africa, it is an incredible feat of imagination, plotting, character development and tension building. You think you understand w ...more | |
“He's never believed in fate. But it seems he was wrong. His two worlds are colliding as though they were meant to all along, and he has been powerless to stop them. He has done a terrible wrong and this, in the end, is how he is to be punished”
― The Hidden Child
― The Hidden Child
“She hopes that one of them will be man enough (perhaps that should be woman enough?) to back down and admit that peace comes before ego and winning.
Because with nuclear war, there can be no winners.”
― The London Bookshop Affair
Because with nuclear war, there can be no winners.”
― The London Bookshop Affair
“The boys’ laughter follows me all the way back to the house and the cozy visions of my future life shatter like glass into a million multicolored fragments.”
― Daughter of the Reich
― Daughter of the Reich
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| Book Nook Cafe: What did you read in ~~ March | 32 | 34 | Apr 13, 2020 05:48PM | |
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“She hopes that one of them will be man enough (perhaps that should be woman enough?) to back down and admit that peace comes before ego and winning.
Because with nuclear war, there can be no winners.”
― The London Bookshop Affair
Because with nuclear war, there can be no winners.”
― The London Bookshop Affair
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