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• Category:August 2012
  [[Category:Months|2012 08]]
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• August 2012 Newsletter
  == August's News from Bookbag Towers == See what we were reading [[August 2011 Newsletter|last year]].
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• Category:John Keegan
  Sir John died in August 2012 at the age of 78.
  2 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 15:44, 3 August 2012
• Inspector John Carlyle Novels by James Craig in Chronological Order
  [[London Calling: An Inspector Carlyle Novel by James Craig|London Calling]] August 2011 ...tor Carlyle Novel by James Craig|Never Apologise, Never Explain]] February 2012
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• Andrea Camilleri's Inspector Montalbano Books in Chronological Order
  2009: [[August Heat by Andrea Camilleri|August Heat]] 2012: [[The Age of Doubt by Andrea Camilleri|The Age of Doubt]]
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• The Lighthouse by Alison Moore
  |date=August 2012 The Lighthouse is - in August 2012 - on the Booker Long List. I hope it progresses but in the meantime you mi
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• Touching The World: A Blind Woman, Two Wheels and 25,000 Miles by Cathy Birchall and Bernard Smith
  |date=September 2012 ...ublication of her book ''Touching the World'' had to be brought forward to August from the scheduled autumn release date. She bravely soldiered on doing pre
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• The Dead Season: A Sandro Cellini Mystery by Christobel Kent
  ...ory with some convincing characters and a perfect evocation of Florence in August. Read this and you won't NEED to go to the beach... |date=May 2012
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• A Place For Us (Part 1) by Harriet Evans
  ...r, indeed for their children and grandchildren. As we meet them in August 2012 Martha is sending out invitations for her eightieth birthday and she makes ...ull ebook in January 2015. The four individual parts will appear in July, August, September and October 2014 and - be warned - the first part ends in a vert
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• The Repossession by Sam Hawksmoor
  |date=March 2012 ...guessing right until the end. Normally, the news that there’s a sequel (in August, I believe, so not too long to wait!) would have given me certain expectati
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• Honey Brown is Married by Sara Judge
  |date=December 2012 ...ning curve, but there's more to Honey than meets the eye. There's more to August, too.
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• August 2012 Newsletter
  == August's News from Bookbag Towers == See what we were reading [[August 2011 Newsletter|last year]].
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• August 2013 Newsletter
  == August's News from Bookbag Towers == ...is month, depending on how you look at things. Our blast from the past for August is [[Bloodtide by Melvin Burgess]], a retelling of the Norse Volsung saga i
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• I Am The Secret Footballer: Lifting The Lid On The Beautiful Game by The Secret Footballer
  |date=August 2012 In the 2012 Olympic Games, the UK delighted in the skills shown by our athletes. We we
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• Communion Town by Sam Thompson
  |date=July 2012 ...ident for a debut. This English teacher and erstwhile contributor to such august publications as ''The Times Literary Supplement'' and ''The Guardian'' has
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• The Blessed by Tonya Hurley
  |date=August 2012
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• Archie's Unbelievably Freaky Week by Andrew Norriss
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• How to Hide a Lion by Helen Stephens
  |date=August 2012
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• Saxon: The Book of Dreams (Saxon 1) by Tim Severin
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• 2012: Science or Superstition by Alexandra Bruce
  |title= 2012: Science or Superstition ...the end of a 5,125-year long cycle of the Maya calendar, which started on August 13th, 3114BCE - or was judged to start then, when they came across this con
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• Why We Broke Up by Daniel Handler
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• The Pelican Who Couldn't by Neil Griffiths and Peggy Collins
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