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|title=The Angel at No. 33

|sort=Angel at No. 33

|borrow=Yes

|isbn=978-0755358878

|pages=352

|publisher=Headline Review

|date=February 2012

|website=http://www.pollywilliams.com

|summary=Recently dead Sophie lingers around her beloved family and friends (both best and the other sort), wondering how it will turn out. A festival of tears and laughter, you just need to provide chocolate.

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Sophie is the wife of disorganised Ollie (who watered a plastic plant for a year before realising), mother of typical little boy Freddie and she's dead. Yes, Sophie is very dead. During a wine-filled evening of moaning about her predictable lifestyle with her best friend Jenny, Sophie tries to stop a taxi in the worst way possible. The taxi stops but not quite soon enough.

If you'd like to try another book with a hint of romance and ever-present ghosts, try [[Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger]].

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