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|title=Things We Have In Common
|author=Tasha Kavanagh
|isbn=978-1782115946
|website=http://www.convilleandwalsh.com/index.php/authors/author/tasha-kavanagh/
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'''Shortlisted: Costa First Novel Award 2015'''
 
'''Longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize 2016'''
Yasmin is fifteen and seriously overweight - her capacity for consuming food will amaze and sicken. She's bullied at school and even her own mother finds her just a little bit weird: let's not go into what her stepfather thinks about her. Her father died a while ago, but Yasmin has never really come to terms with his death and still has the feeling that everything would be OK if only Terry was still around. There's a girl in Yasmin's class called Alice and Yasmin is so in awe of her that she stalks her. One day, in the school playground, she spots a man watching Alice as carefully as she does and becomes obsessed by the idea that the man is going to abduct Alice.
''Things We Have In Common'' is on one of the [[Costa Book Awards 2015|2015 Costa shortlists]]. For more from that list and available in audio we can recommend [[The Green Road by Anne Enright]] and [[A God in Ruins by Kate Atkinson]].
 
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