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Clever Girl

The Mouseproof Kitchen

Sophie's World: A Novel About the History of Philosophy

The Quick and the Dead

1985

 

 

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women's prize for fiction 2013... place your bets!

Zadie Smith's fifth book set in London is a hot ticket!

A. M. Holmes' unusual family drama is an American favourite. The dark horse, Maria Semple's book is a hearfelt comic masterpiece.

The favourite,

Mantel is out in front!

An epic book, with an outside chance. Atkinson's time-travel panorama, may win by a nose.

featured fiction...

The President's Hat by Antoine Laurain

Dining out one evening Daniel Mercier finds himself sitting right next to the President of the Republic, François Mitterand. When the president leaves his hat behind, Daniel's decision to keep the hat for himself will prove life changing not just for him but for several other people. A picture perfect snap-shot of 1980s France, this is an engaging and enjoyable read, that like the hat in the story, deserves to be passed on from reader to reader.

 

Paperback £8.99

 

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discover our graphic novel range...

A Chinese Life Habibi Dotter of Her Father's Eyes

A Chinese Life

Li Kunwa, Phillipe Otie

A former propaghanda artist for Mao's government looks back on his life and draws his story, through from the cultural revolution to the present day. Much has been written about 20th century China, but not from a such a central perspective or in this medium. A unique work of art, biography and history.

£16.99

 

Habibi

Craig Thompson

Look inside and fall in love with Craig Thompson's beautiful drawings! Habibi retells a Middle Eastern fable and love story about two escaped slaves, weaving a magical narrative that explores the connections between religions and the search for spiritual purity in a corrupt world. Recieved the prestigious Eisner Award for Best Writer/Artist in 2012.

£20.00

Dotter of Her Father's Eyes

Mary M. Talbot, Bryan Talbot

Winner of the 2012 COSTA Biography Award. The life of James Joyce's daughter Lucia becomes a double biography, with Mary Talbot's coming of age tale interwoven with that of her subject's. The result is a multi-layered narrative that highlights the tragedy of Lucia's life and the opportunities denied her as a woman of her time.

£14.99

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Join us at 7.30pm on a Monday evening for one of our regular bookclubs.

Our Modern Bookclubtakes place on the first Monday of every month where we discuss a recently published novel or sometimes an new interesting bit of non-fiction.

In the Classic Bookclub, we choose unusual as well as well-known books to read, ranging from the earliest texts to twentieth century greats.

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