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Duck YEAH
"Duck YEAH!" isn't just another cringy self-help guide; it's a cheeky journey through a poem and fowl-mouthed essay that humorously yet insightfully navigates the messiness of modern life. This book...
Bald: How I Slowly Learned to Not Hate Having No Hair (And You Can
Nobody chooses to be bald. Nobody wants to look into the mirror and be confronted with an absence. Nobody gains any comfort from having a slightly better idea of what...
Sudden Rain
A riveting, resonant story that captures perfectly the emotional rhythms of suburban Los Angeles in the 60s and early 70s. Tom and Nedith have been married for thirty years, but...
The Reckoning: The unmissable crime thriller from the number 1 Sunday
'I couldn't help thinking of Harper Lee's great American novel To Kill a Mockingbird while reading The Reckoning . . . [Grisham] knows how to spin a yarn' - Chicago...
The Reckoning: the electrifying new novel from bestseller John Grisham
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The Record Players: The story of dance music told by history's
The story of dance music told by the people who made it happen This book is a tribute to the obsessives, the playboys, the musical eccentrics who founded the craft...
Separation for Beginners: THE FEEL-GOOD, FUNNY READ ABOUT STARTING OVER
Author: Joe Portman Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 384 'I laughed. I cried. I loved it' - Jack Dee This is not what Pete thought middle-age would be like. His...
Missing: He was brilliant and troubled and for thirty-five years he lived alone in the wild . . . then there was silence
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The Complete Cockney Rabbit: The Ultimate Dick 'n' Harry of Rhyming
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George the Third may have been a great monarch but in this book, well, let's just say you wouldn't want him on your carpet. Stephen Fry may occupy a place...