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"Recommended to me by a customer! (It works both ways you know!) This wonderful novel is the story of a modernist house built by a Jewish businessman and his wife in Czechoslovakia in 1930. But they are forced to flee when Germany invades during World War II. Will Liesel ever see her beloved home again? Wonderful." Bob ISBN 9780349121321
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"A magical, incredibly gripping story set in former Yugoslavia filled to the brim with tigers (obviously), folk tales, war and moving on, a mysterious grandfather (that shines throughout the book) and plenty other thought-and-belief-provoking characters and situations. You're up for quite a discovery!" Marta ISBN 9781474613811
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"Beryl Bainsbridge was a master of historical fiction. She takes an historical event and brings it to life through believable characters, attention to detail and truly wonderful writing. This account of Titanic's ill-fated voyage won the Whitbread novel of the year award in 1996 and is both intelligently written and emotionally involving." Bob ISBN 9780349108704
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"If you are a fan of John Green, you are likely to have read 'Will Grayson, Will Grayson' and so David Levithan needs no introduction. Needless to say he is a brilliant writer and 'Every Day' is a great, compelling story that is funny, honest and heart felt."Carrie Great for Teens and Young Adults ISBN 9781405264426
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"Ignore the slightly dubious film jacket! This is a wonderful, passionate and beautifully written love story where food reflects and compels the dramatic relationship between the two main characters. As a Spanish friend once said to me: 'Bob, you are English, you have tea in your veins. But I am Spanish, and I have fire in my blood!' A beautiful book." Bob ISBN 9780552995870
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"In this novel by the Pulizer Prize winning Lahiri, you will meet Gogol and follow him through three decades, through his identity crises as a child born of Bengali parents who have moved to the U.S. who never feels like he quite fits in and his career an relationships to his gradual acceptance of who he is." Sinead ISBN 9780006551805