Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book Box DSH619

Explore the rich and varied narratives of the Secondhand Fiction Bargain Book Box, each offering a unique glimpse into different cultures, historical periods, and complex human emotions. Here's a captivating lineup for avid readers:

1. The Misunderstanding by Irene Nemirovsky - Dive into a tale of family secrets and the misunderstandings that can shape lives across generations. ISBN: 9780701186753
2. Blood and Bone by Daniel Davis Wood - A compelling narrative set against a backdrop of historical upheaval. ISBN: 9781922057952
3. In The Pond by Ha Jin - A sharp critique of political bureaucracy through the story of an ambitious young man in a small Chinese town. ISBN: 9780099428169
4. Translated Accounts: A Novel by James Kelman - Experience the fragmented realities of citizens in a country under oppressive foreign occupation. ISBN: 9780385495820
5. Three by Grant King - A complex tale that weaves together the lives of three individuals facing their own personal crises. ISBN: 9780702234668
6. Act of Grace by Anna Krien - A powerful exploration of the legacies of war and the bonds of family and friendship. ISBN: 9781863959551
7. Waiting by Philip Salom - A poignant story about the lives of two very different couples in Melbourne. ISBN: 9781922186836
8. The Speechwriter by Martin McKenzie-Murray - A darkly humorous look at the inner workings of politics through the eyes of a speechwriter. ISBN: 9781925713831
9. The King Is Dead by Jim Lewis - An exploration of love, loss, and redemption set in contemporary America. ISBN: 9780375714009
10. Where the Heart Is by Billie Letts - A warm-hearted novel about a young woman finding her way in the world after being abandoned in a small town. ISBN: 9780733619014
11. Summer Lies: Stories by Bernhard Schlink - A collection of stories that delve into the complexities of relationships, truth, and deception. ISBN: 9780307948328
12. Thanksgiving by Michael Dibdin - A riveting tale that explores the shadows of past relationships and personal loss. ISBN: 9780571205721
13. Children of the Master by Andrew Marr - A political thriller set in a future where the political elite wield enormous power. ISBN: 9780007596478
14. The Good Tourist & Laughing Cadaver by Michael Gifkins - Travel stories that blend humor and horror from Australian and New Zealand writers. ISBN: 9780091827250
15. A House Full of Secrets by Zoe Miller - A suspenseful story of what happens when a seemingly perfect man has something to hide. ISBN: 9781473664609
16. The Reasons I Won't be Coming by Eliot Perlman - A collection of poignant stories exploring the challenges of relationships and social justice. ISBN: 9780330361613
17. The Book of Lies by Mary Horlock - A tale of betrayal and friendship set against the backdrop of World War II. ISBN: 9780062065094
18. Two Greeks by John Charalambous - A family drama exploring the immigrant experience in Australia. ISBN: 9780702239045
19. Losing Battles by Eudora Welty - A family reunion brings long-buried secrets and family history to light. ISBN: 9780860687610
20. Bettany's Book by Tom Keneally - A historical novel spanning three generations, touching on war, love, and the complexities of family legacy. ISBN: 9781864710045
21. Lake Wobegon Summer 1956 by Garrison Keillor - A nostalgic look at adolescence in mid-20th century America. ISBN: 9780571210244
22. Letters from Constance by Mary Hocking - An intimate portrayal of the enduring friendship between two women over decades. ISBN: 9781853814778
23. Canone Inverso by Paolo Maurensig - A haunting story of music, love, and friendship in pre-war Europe. ISBN: 9781861591357

This collection is perfect for those who revel in the art of storytelling and the diverse ways it can capture the human condition.