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Ilium: (Gollancz S.F.) by Dan Simmons
Ilium (Review by Ron W)
Quite simply dazzling literature at its best. Forget any 'not a sci-fi reader ' hang ups you may have. This book is...
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson
Girl with the dragon Tattoo (Review by Callum M)
Stieg Larsson died before he could see the phenomenon his work would become. Highly detailed and intriging crime...
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Ilium: (Gollancz S.F.) by Dan Simmons
Life Changing Stuff! (Review by Ron W)
Dan Simmons is perhaps the least known yet greatest living writer. His work encompasses love, religion , philosophy...
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The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
Moving and Thoughtfull (Review by Bunmi)
This unique novel is rapidly becoming a classic. It deals not just with the holocaust but with the ideology that...
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When Will There be Good News? by Kate Atkinson
What a page turner! (Review by John K)
Lots of strands coming together to make another great thriller from Kate Atkinson. The story keeps you guessing...
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Stitch 'n Bitch Crochet: The Happy Hooker by Debbie Stoller
Stitchin' and a Bitchin' !! (Review by Maggie)
Not just a great title but also a great knitting books for all you wool crazy guys and gals! Come along to our stitch
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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
Heartfelt and moving (Review by Nicola)
Incredibly well written story about a mothers love for a daughter that is never hers. Set amid stunning secenery...
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The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks
Banks Magic.. (Review by Callum M)
Ian Banks launched his mega author career status with this genre defining book. If you havent read this and you call...
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Doctor Who: The Many Hands by Dale Smith
The Doctor has many hands - in Edinburgh! (Review by Scott I)
Travel bac in time with the doctor and Martha to Edinburgh 1759. Walking up the Royal Mile and what was once a Loch...
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Divine Madness: (Cherub S.) by Robert Muchamore
brilliant, funny, explosive! (Review by Cat)
One of the best books of the Cherub Series by Robert Muchamore sees James and the gang infiltrate a cult.The finale...
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The Magicians' Guild: (Black Magician Trilogy) by Trudi Canavan
Awesome! (Review by Gayle)
Dont let the whole Harry Potty phenomenon put you off books with magic in the title..this is a brilliantly written...
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The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
Worlds best book (Review by Meghan)
This is quite simply the best book ever written. Mystery, Romance, Suspense and action all blend into an historical...
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Burning Up: on Tour with the Jonas Brothers by Jonas Brothers
So Hot! (Review by Lizzie)
Not just for fans....for everyone!
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The Looming Tower: Al Qaeda's Road to 9/11 by Lawrence Wright
Unputdownable (Review by Allan)
THis is a non fiction book which reads like a John Grisham thriller. Quite simply incredible. Journey into the...
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Poison Study: (Mira S.) by Maria V. Snyder
Pick your poison! (Review by Maxine)
This amazing fantasy novel has it all. Brilliant storylines, fantastic characters and is written excellently! This...
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The Picture of Dorian Gray: (Oxford World's Classics) by Oscar Wilde
Wow! (Review by )
The musings of Lord Henry Wotton in Wildes only novel are seductive and captivating. It is easy to see how Dorian...
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The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler
Dark but also comic. (Review by )
The book that inspired the film noir classic from the 40's.
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What a ... (Review by Zoe)
..beauty! This retelling of Beauty and the beast is soooo enchanting you cant put it down!
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I Will be Especially Very Careful: (Charlie And Lola) by Lauren Child
Completely and Absolutely brilliant! (Review by Pam T)
This book is completely and absolutely brilliant as Lola would say. I love Charlie & Lola and their adventures. they
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The Bridges of Madison County by Robert James Waller
A story of rare love. (Review by Anji)
It's short and easy to read but it's one of those books that'll transport you to another time and place. It talks of
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The Testament of Gideon Mack by James Robertson
This book is superb. (Review by Steve)
The story of a wayward minister's sinister encounters with the devil against the backdrop of small town Scotland. A...
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13.5 Lives of Captain Bluebear by Walter Moers
Unique and bizarre! (Review by Mike)
By far the most unique and bizarre book ever written. It's 13 1/2 times better than any other book I've ever read!
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Wonderfully knackered I was! (Review by Mark)
Blends fact, fiction and eskimo mythology into a beautifully terrifying epic. The BIGGEST novel I've ever read.
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Mort: (A Discworld Novel) by Terry Pratchett
"I don't know about you but I could sure do with a curry!" (Review by )
Mort is a red haired awkward boy who somehow ends up with an apprenticeship with Death. Mort soon realises there's...
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Beautiful, funny and sad. (Review by Erika)
Amazing take on life after death. Beautiful, funny and sad. I dare you to read it without weeping.
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The Magic Cottage by James Herbert
Magic. (Review by Fiona C)
Eerie goings on in the middle of nowhere (and a very cool squirrel)!
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