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• May 2013 Newsletter
  == May's News from Bookbag Towers == ...details [http://my.redhouse.co.uk/content/red-house-young-writers-yearbook-2013-competition here].
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• Great Britain Concise Stamp Catalogue 2013 by Stanley Gibbons
  |title=Great Britain Concise Stamp Catalogue 2013 |date=May 2013
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• Great Britain Concise Stamp Catalogue 2014 by Stanley Gibbons
  |date=May 2014 ...th, but not to the level provided by the [[Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue 2013: Commonwealth and Empire Stamps 1840 - 1970 by Hugh Jefferies|Specialised C
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• Fred Vargas' Commissaire Adamsberg series in Chronological Order
  {{amazonurl|isbn=0099515970|title=Seeking Whom He May Devour}} 2004 {{amazonurl|isbn=0099569558|title=The Ghost Riders of Ordebec}} 2013
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• The Red Plague Affair by Lilith Saintcrow
  |date=May 2013 ...ow the characters, the more time I want to spend in their company, so long may the series continue.
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• Emily Murdoch Talks To Bookbag About The Way To Fairyland
  |date=2 May 2013 ...a bunny suit hurrying back to her crooked spot against the pillowcase, and may we never forget the path to fairyland ... especially those of us who write
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• The Shock of the Fall by Nathan Filer
  |summary=A worthy winner of the Costa First Novel Award 2013 and an author to watch. Difficult subjects are dealt with sensitively and |date=May 2013
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• Best British Short Stories 2013 by Nicholas Royle (editor)
  |title=Best British Short Stories 2013 |date=April 2013
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• Shadows Of War (Traitors) by Michael Ridpath
  ...to shed it in order to go underground for a special assignation with what may be a Nazi double agent. (Before we go any further, this review does contai Theo and Conrad have indeed moved on. Back at university the pair may have had political ideas that would've taken them along a different route b
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• The Last King of Lydia by Tim Leach
  |date=April 2013 ...ng the story encourages a great deal of self-reflection and analysis which may leave the reader a little wiser by the end of the book. This is an absorbin
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• The Queen's Gambit by Elizabeth Fremantle
  |date=March 2013 ...ovels are like buses; wait long enough and two arrive at once. Earlier in 2013 we had [[A Crown of Despair by Jenny Mandeville|Jenny Mandeville's A Crown
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• Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple
  |date=April 2013 '''Winner: Melissa Nathan Award for Comedy Fiction 2013'''
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• TransAtlantic by Colum McCann
  ...y, a factual supporting cast and the history of two nations and, indeed, a 2013 Man Booker nomination. What's not to like? |date=May 2013
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• The Marrying of Chani Kaufman by Eve Harris
  |date=August 2013 ...London ultra-orthodox Jewish school and for me it's the second Man Booker 2013 long-lister that I've read and, like, the second I'd like to win the award.
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• Blood Song: Book 1 of Raven's Shadow by Anthony Ryan
  ...as the next mainstream publishing phenomenon and I agree wholeheartedly. 2013 is turning into the year of the superlative epic. |date=July 2013
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• The Black Count: Glory, revolution, betrayal and the real Count of Monte Cristo by Tom Reiss
  |date=May 2013 '''Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Biography 2013'''
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• The Forrests by Emily Perkins
  ...novel that will surreptitiously grab you till it's over and even then you may spend a while afterwards in its thrall. |date=April 2013
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• The Lavender Keeper by Fiona McIntosh
  |date=June 2013 ...und a couple of comments from fans suggesting that ''The Lavender Keeper'' may not show the author at her best. If this is the case, I shall be lining up
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• How Should A Person Be? by Sheila Heti
  |date=January 2013 ...to be too intent on shock factor. Fans of Lena Dunham's ''Girls'' TV show may enjoy this.
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• Sketcher by Roland Watson-Grant
  ...wamps. Touching, funny, simply told and yet deceptively deep, although we may not want them living next door, the Beaumonts are a family from whom we'd l |date=May 2013
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• A Marker to Measure Drift by Alexander Maksik
  |date=August 2013 This may be literature but please don’t let the connotations of the word put you o
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• Omens by Kelley Armstrong
  |date=August 2013 |summary=A fantastic start to a new series that may disappoint Otherworld fans, but for those looking for a superb crime novel
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• The Child's Elephant by Rachel Campbell-Johnston
  |date=May 2013 Younger readers may enjoy discovering about life in Africa by reading [[Akimbo and the Snakes b
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• A Good Month For Murder by Del Quentin Wilber
  |summary=February 2013 was a bad month for the Homicide cops of Prince George’s County. Join th ...time in his book investigating the many deaths of black males in February 2013, but disproportionately spends time investigating the deaths of three innoc
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• It's Not Yours, It's Mine! by Susanna Moores
  |date=May 2013 ...ther picture book about a rabbit, but a slightly cheeky one this time, you may enjoy [[What Small Rabbit Heard by Sheryl Webster and Tim Warnes]]
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• Bageye at the Wheel: A 1970s Childhood in Suburbia by Colin Grant
  |date=April 2013 ...ost of the best bits for me were when Bageye wasn't around - which perhaps may be something of a reflection of Grant's childhood in itself. Another strong
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• Pirates Love Underpants by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort
  |date=February 2013 ...eries. Children seem to love anything that is a bit rude and cheeky, which may explain why the series has been so successful. My little boy loves [[Aliens
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• Star Wars Jedi Academy by Jeffrey Brown
  |date=September 2013 ...cademy on Coruscant. It may not be pilot school, but Roan realises that it may be his ticket to a better life. He just needs to get to grips with the Forc
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• The Spark: A Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius by Kristine Barnett
  |date=May 2013 ...eory and biophysics. In fact, he recently unveiled a brand new theory that may put him in line for a Nobel Prize.
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• May We Be Forgiven by A M Homes
  |title=May We Be Forgiven |date=April 2013
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• Herald of the Storm by Richard Ford
  |summary=2013 seems to be a year for excellent fantasy debuts as here's another one. In |date=April 2013
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• What if Money Grew on Trees?: Asking the big questions about economics by David Boyle
  |date=October 2013 In a climate of increasing economic uncertainty, we may often find ourselves exploring the big questions about money, finance and t
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• This Belongs to Me: Cool Ways to Personalize Your Stuff by Anna Wray
  |date=May 2013 ...e needed, but the results are as individual as the artist and the projects may act as a springboard to a lifelong interest in art, design and textiles.
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• You Don't Know Me by Sophia Bennett
  |date=May 2013 {{toptentext|list=Top Ten Teen Books of 2013}}
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• Master of War by David Gilman
  |date=August 2013 ...h village obscurity to defending the country on the battlefields of France may seem an odd career turn. However, if it's a good writer who can turn his h
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• Top Ten Literary Fiction Books of 2013
  ...don't then you might like to have a look at this year's [[Man Booker Prize 2013|Man Booker Prize]]. ...novel that will surreptitiously grab you till it's over and even then you may spend a while afterwards in its thrall.
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• Untold by Sarah Rees Brennan
  |date=August 2013 Kami and her friends may be embroiled in a magical battle for their hometown, but they don't stop be
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• Circulation: William Harvey's Revolutionary Idea by Thomas Wright
  |date=April 2013 '''Shortlisted for the James Tait Black Biography Award 2013'''
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• Traitor's Field by Robert Wilton
  |date=May 2013 ...en the anti-royals are worried about the resulting judgement from God that may ensue from regicide. After all, kings are ordained by God so what would ha
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• Shifty McGifty and Slippery Sam by Tracey Corderoy and Steven Lenton
  |date=May 2013 {{toptentext|list=Top Ten Picture Books of 2013}}
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• Serious Sas and Messy Magda by Marianne de Pierres and Rachel Annie Bridgen
  |date=September 2013 ...and daughter, the story may have more of a draw to girls than to boys. It may also appeal to older children who are less confident readers as the drawing
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• Top Ten Fantasy Books of 2013
  |summary= A fantastic start to a new series that may disappoint Otherworld fans, but for those looking for a superb crime novel |summary= |summary=2013 seems to be a year for excellent fantasy debuts as here's another one. In
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• The Shadow King: The Bizarre Afterlife of King Tut's Mummy by Jo Marchant
  |date=June 2013 ...of death. Marchant is open-minded about each theory and concludes that we may never know the truth about the boy-king’s death as the recent political u
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• Young Knights of the Round Table by Julia Golding
  |date=April 2013 ...ry-style training they have undergone when they begin to realise that they may not be in possession of all the facts, and that the Fey clearly do not have
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• Fade To Black by Francis Knight
  |date=February 2013 ...only his niece has gone missing, but lots of girls. But to solve it, Rojan may have to use what he most fears - his forbidden pain magic.
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• Harvest by Jim Crace
  |date=February 2013 ...ave much of a conclusion - it's an anecdote, an episode, a pondering. Some may find it frustrating, but I love it for that subtle refusal. It's is a story
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• May 2013 Newsletter
  == May's News from Bookbag Towers == ...details [http://my.redhouse.co.uk/content/red-house-young-writers-yearbook-2013-competition here].
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• Bang by Leo Timmers
  |date=May 2013 ...child will not learn a lot of new words from this book, but they very well may learn to recognise the word ''bang'' even if they are nowhere near reading
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• Five Star Billionaire by Tash Aw
  |date=February 2013 ...feel smug. If you're not content and want more than you've attained, Tash may have hit upon a way of making you think again.
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• Intermission by Owen Martell
  |date=January 2013 |summary=A well observed story that may be a little downbeat and slow moving for some, but is made wonderful by bei
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• Twerp by Mark Goldblatt
  |date=May 2013 ...t him suspended, his relationships with his friends, and his worry that he may no longer be the fastest kid in school - is a brilliant central character.
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• Ding Dong Gorilla by Michelle Robinson and Leonie Lord
  |date=September 2013 ...esses so he disappeared just as the boy's mother came downstairs. All this may sound like bad news - but wait the really bad news is......
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• A Possibility of Violence: An Inspector Avraham Avraham Novel (Inspector Avraham 2) by D A Mishani and Todd Hasak-Lowy (Translator)
  ...ector Avraham Avraham wants to find the bomber before next time as then it may not be pretence. Meanwhile Chaim Sara has a special interest in the bomb a ...of Violence'' itself was (deep breath and here we go) short listed for the 2013 CWA International Dagger award and won the Martin Beck (best translated cri
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• The Mirror Chronicles: the Bell Between Worlds by Ian Johnstone
  |date=June 2013 ...y first seem) and he quickly learns and has to accept that innocent people may well die because of him. It's a hard burden for such a young boy to carry.
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• Thirst by Kerry Hudson
  |date=July 2013 I’m aware the above synopsis may make this book sound a little like bad chick-lit, something I tend to avoid
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• The Trader of Saigon by Lucy Cruickshanks
  |date=July 2013 ...obably take an instant dislike to if someone else described him to us. We may not want to invite him to dinner but he's as much a victim of his past life
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• The Girl In The Mask by Marie-Louise Jensen
  '''Longlisted for the CILIP Carnegie Medal 2013''' '''Shortlisted for Romantic Novelists Association Award 2013: The Young Adult Romantic Novel'''
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• Top 10 of Everything 2015 by Paul Terry
  ...r games in any of the lists. That said, particularly sensitive individuals may wish to avoid the section about human parasites and the picture of the man ...t readers, who don't like the idea of reading a story from cover to cover, may be more comfortable with this sort of book. I had a lot of fun reading with
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• Deadly Detectives: Top Tips to Track Wildlife by Steve Backshall
  |date=November 2013 ...ther footprint illustrations, teaching children subtle differences between may types of prints. It even had crab and bird prints to look for at the seasid
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• The River of No Return by Bee Ridgway
  |date=May 2013 ...'t only send him back, they won't take no for an answer. Any thought Nick may have about a possible catch is supplanted by memories of Julia, the girl Ni
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• Jasmine Nights by Julia Gregson
  |date=January 2013 ...en you might like to try [[Wildflower Hill by Kimberley Freeman]] or [[The May Queen by Helen Irene Young]].
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• Winter Damage by Natasha Carthew
  |date=August 2013 ...snow of a winter harsher than many have ever known. Ennor's troubled world may be less apocalyptic than that of the father and the boy in Cormac McCarthy'
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• A Dance of Cloaks by David Dalglish
  |date=October 2013 ...stinct characters and moves the story between them at a frantic pace. You may not love any of them, but you'll be gripped by each one.
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• Daddy Love by Joyce Carol Oates
  |date=February 2013 ...ng. But, also in common with much of Oates' writing, as disturbing as you may find the content of the story, it's so compellingly told that I could not t
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• This Close by Jessica Francis Kane
  |date=May 2013 ...stories contain pivotal moments where a missed opportunity, fleeting as it may be, can propel a person along a path culminating in regret or loss. Each st
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• The Shambling Guide to New York City (The Shambling Guides) by Mur Lafferty
  |date=May 2013 ...and then hurtles us into crescendos of suspense and glimpses of blood. It may unnerve the mildly squeamish but doesn't lose an ounce of humour or any of
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• While He Was Sleeping by Ayano Imai
  |date=September 2013 ...with the washing and a tree grows up through the tablecloth. So, the moral may be familiar but the interpretation is original and imaginative. It is refre
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• Burden of the Desert by Justin Huggler
  |date=January 2013 ...rden of the Desert'' is set in 2003/2004 Iraq, the biographical connection may be safely assumed, creating an authenticity that explodes on the page.
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• The Universe Versus Alex Woods by Gavin Extence
  |date=January 2013 '''Richard and Judy Summer Reading List 2013'''
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• Secrets of the Apple Tree by Carron Brown and Alyssa Nassner
  |date=October 2013 ...es might your torch reveal? In the case of ‘Secrets of the Apple Tree’ you may get more than you bargained for…
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• What Does the Fox Say? by Ylvis and Svein Nyhus
  |date=December 2013 You may do when you’ve finished this book, but then again you may not. Or you might know for a moment but then promptly forget. It sounds odd
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• The Wrong Man by Jason Dean
  |date=May 2012 ...d. As this is the first book in a series featuring James Bishop, the best may be yet to come, but come it will.
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• Melissa Wareham Talks To Bookbag About How She Became An Accidental Author
  |date=27 May 2012 He may only have little legs but Winston has a big heart and with some help from a
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• The Pursuit of Mary Bennet: A Pride and Prejudice Novel by Pamela Mingle
  |date=December 2013 ...r unsettling scene where Mary puts her sister’s child to her breast, which may be off-putting to some readers. As a result, I did not find the book as eng
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• The Riddle of the Labyrinth by Margalit Fox
  |date=July 2013 ...y that one probably knows little of, if anything, about something that one may never have thought one would care to read about, but told in a fascinating
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• Meeting the English by Kate Clanchy
  |date=May 2013 ...the writing. ''Meeting the English'' has rightly been shortlisted for the 2013 Costa First Novel Award - my fingers are crossed there - and I'm looking fo
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• Woman on Top by Deborah Schwartz
  |date=May 2013 {{toptentext|list=Top Ten Self-Published Books 2013}}
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• Ghost Moth by Michele Forbes
  ...last; I've read it twice already! The idea of sensible versus excitement may be as old as romance writing, but this time it's poignant, realistic and fr |date=December 2013
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• Honeydew by Edith Pearlman
  ...e eclectic individual tales. Me? There were those I loved and others that may be an acquired taste. ...years. This follows on from the huge success of ''Binocular Vision'' (in 2013), the short story collection that led to Ms Pearlman being presented with t
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• Traitor's Gate by Michael Ridpath
  ...938 through the eyes of an Englishman dragged towards its darker side. We may know the outcome for Germany but the outcome for reluctant spy Conrad de La |date=June 2013
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• Impulse: Why We Do What We Do Without Knowing Why We Do It by Dr David Lewis
  |date=May 2013 ...h the guy in the office, or that must-have item in the supermarket trolley may all be causes for regret once our rational brain kicks in. But why is it th
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• The Crown Tower: Book 1 of The Riyria Chronicle by Michael J Sullivan
  |date=August 2013 ...thief and grump) are summoned to Melengar by Professor Arcadius. The duo may not know each other and arrive separately, but as they meet and begin the P
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• 1,339 QI Facts To Make Your Jaw Drop by John Lloyd, John Mitchinson and James Harkin
  |date=May 2016 ...you live. So ''80% of front-page newspaper articles are written by men'' may not impinge on all our everydayness, but it's pertinent to the world in gen
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• Dead Time: The Murder Notebooks by Anne Cassidy
  |date=May 2012 '''Longlisted for the CILIP Carnegie Medal 2013'''
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• How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia by Mohsin Hamid
  |date=March 2013 ...fairly similar to an author's structure for plot development. In fact, it may well be that this is a true self help book in that the self it most helps i
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• From The Fatherland, With Love by Ryu Murakami
  |date=May 2013 Now, this may not sound feasible, and even if contains a sliver of plausibility, why woul
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• Troll Swap by Leigh Hodgkinson
  |date=April 2013 '''Shortlisted for Roald Dahl Funny Prize Shortlist 2013: The Funniest Book for Children Aged Six and Under'''
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• The Sleeping Baobab Tree by Paula Leyden
  |date=May 2013 ...are; a quality that allows the story to easily relate wherever the reader may live.
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• Charlotte Street by Danny Wallace
  |date=April 2013 ...Man'' had elements of bloke-lit, despite being based on actual events. It may have suffered from a twee ending, but it offered enough to suggest that thi
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• Dustbin Dad by Peter Bently and Russel Ayto
  |date=June 2013 ...all and does a poo on the neighbour’s lawn! Again, more sensitive children may struggle with this. My son was quite upset by it and turned the page quickl
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• A History of Cricket in 100 Objects by Gavin Mortimer
  |date=June 2013 ...assion amongst devotees, has a slightly more laid back following; one that may work better in this format. That said, being a game that has been played
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• Riccarton Junction: 1 by W Scott Beaven
  |date=December 2013 ...view Scott's speed of coverage and breadth of subjects as a negative. It may be a bad trait for any writer who adopts it as a one-size-fits-all style th
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• Simon Packham Talks To Bookbag About ''Firewallers''
  |summary=One of the highlights of the first few months of 2013 for Robert was reading a new book by [[:Category:Simon Packham|Simon Packha |date=28 May 2013
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• Wendy Quill Is A Crocodile's Bottom by Wendy Meddour
  |date=May 2013 Peppered throughout the book are delightful, lively illustrations by Mina May, the author’s 11-year-old daughter. They are dynamically rendered and add
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• The Watch by Joydeep Roy-Bhattacharya
  |date=May 2013 ...their gut reaction or a young girl amputee in the middle of the desert who may be the last thing they ever see?
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• Turning Forty by Mike Gayle
  |date=June 2013 ...often lacking in the chick- and bloke-lit genres. Admittedly, many of us may never achieve the career heights that Matt has, but divorce and work-relate
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• 419 by Will Ferguson
  |date=August 2013 Scam E-Mails are not a topic you may think would make for a decent novel. But, like the offer contained in the
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• The Woman who Changed Her Brain: How We Can Shape our Minds and Other Tales of Cognitive Transformation by Barbara Arrowsmith-Young
  |date=May 2013 Those interested in increasing their brain power may enjoy [[How Puzzles Improve Your Brain: The Surprising Science of the Playf
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• The Best Book in the World by Peter Stjernstrom and Rod Bradbury (translator)
  |date=September 2013 Titus Jensen may not have written many great novels for a while (if ever) but his festival r
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• I Got a Crocodile by Nicola Killen
  |date=February 2013 If you enjoyed I Got a Crocodile, you may wish to read Nicola Killen's first book, [[Not Me! by Nicola Killen|Not Me!
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• Of Lions and Unicorns: A Lifetime of Tales from the Master Storyteller by Michael Morpurgo
  |date=September 2013 ...oo overwhelming or depressing. Still, parents with more sensitive children may wish to read the stories first to gauge whether their child would be upset
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