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Average rating: 4.36 · 70 ratings · 54 reviews · 11 distinct works • Similar authors
It's An Ill Wind: A DS Mulr...

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Mayflies

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The Rudolph Onesie

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Who Pays The Piper?

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Virgin at Fifty

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There's No Such Thing as Gh...

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Mr Jones' Daydreams

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Wild Girls

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Who Pays The Piper? by Pam Keevil
"The collection of narrative threads pulled into a compelling, cohesive mystery. From that point on, I didn’t want to put the book down. I kept wondering: Is the burned‑out car tied to the victim? If so, who’s responsible? A handful of characters hold" Read more of this review »
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Tales from a Village School by Miss Read
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Pure nostalgia about a time long since gone when schools had no targets, OFSTED, set curricula etc. A series of short stories or vignettes, told from the teacher's point of view, interspersed with monologues. I'm certainly pleased we no longer talk t ...more
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Feathers So Vicious by Liv Zander
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Brilliant idea about two warring factions, with one group part raven. The descriptions of the transformations scenes are amazing. The world created is very convincing for fantasy and has its own language and mythology. But I didn't like the violence ...more
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Endell Street by Wendy Moore
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Brilliant book about the Suffragettes who became doctors in WW1 only to find the struggle for acceptance continued after the cessation of hostilities. Some of the comments made against women were appalling. Smaller brains? Men won't want to be treate ...more
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The Magic Apple Tree by Susan         Hill
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Susan Hill takes us through the seasons while living at Moon Cottage in a small village. The prose is delightful with descriptions and observations of the natural world that make you go 'Yes, that's what it's like.'
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Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris & Mrs Harris Goes to New York by Paul Gallico
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The first of the two books included in this volume is a delightful story of a char lady in post WW2 England who wants a Dior dress. Through luck, saving and sheer hard work, she amasses enough to buy a couture dress, meeting snobbery and resistance a ...more
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Made in Scotland by Billy Connolly
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A brilliant read for any fans of The Big Yin. It traces his development as a singer/songwriter /comedian from early days in Glasgow, interspersed with interviews between billy and key figures in his life. I particularly enjoyed the section on how his ...more
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The Wood at Midwinter by Susanna Clarke
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A beautifully illustrated book about a woman in a painting in a church. The narrative is her story, real or imagined. It's a good book for young children as the language is easy to follow and would be an excellent addition to a Christmas stocking. ...more
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Who Will Run the Frog Hospital? by Lorrie Moore
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I was disappointed by this book, a reflective story told in different times and places recalling a friendship between the main character, Benoit-Marie and a fellow teen, Silsby. There are times when the narrative captivated me; the club the girls fre ...more
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The Rivers of Eden by Nigel Messenger
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I thoroughly enjoyed these stories from five people across different conflicts, spanning the 19th and 20th centuries. Each can be read alone which means a reader can follow their interests. Each is well researched, blending fact with fiction to creat ...more
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