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Emma’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Emma’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Emma Marns
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Audiobook of THE WALK is out now!
Hi Goodreaders!
I am so thrilled to announce that the audiobook version of THE WALK is now available on Amazon, Audible and iTunes.
The story of THE WALK has been brought to life by a fantastic narrator - Northern Irish actor Erin Connolly - and we are absolutely delighted with the final result.
Accessible literature is extremely important to me and so I am delighted that we could bring THE WALK to Read more of this blog post »
I am so thrilled to announce that the audiobook version of THE WALK is now available on Amazon, Audible and iTunes.
The story of THE WALK has been brought to life by a fantastic narrator - Northern Irish actor Erin Connolly - and we are absolutely delighted with the final result.
Accessible literature is extremely important to me and so I am delighted that we could bring THE WALK to Read more of this blog post »
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Diana Farrell's review
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The Suffragette Bombers: Britain's Forgotten Terrorists:
"A dull, repetitive, highly selective presentation of suppositions and bias, with the odd reference to historical events. The author makes extensive use of could have, might have, perhaps, and maybe, and presents his poorly backed up opinions as estab"
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