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| | 11. |  | Shopaholic & Sister
from Dell
Price: $7.99
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In Shopaholic and Sister, Becky Brandon (nee Bloomwood) suddenly finds that she has a long-lost sister who unexpectedly hates shopping. How will Becky cope?! Not only is the relationship with her sister, Jessica, not as Becky had expected, but her friendship with Suze and marriage with Luke may also... more info
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| | 12. |  | Sleeping Arrangements
from Thomas Dunne Books
Price: $16.47
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Having read most of Sophie Kinsella's novels, I was eager to dive into her work under her real name, Madeleine Wickham. What I have found is that the Kinsella works are more like adult fairy tales, where everything works out with a happy ending. In her Wickham works, the endings are more true to... more info
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| | 13. |  | The Uncommon Reader: A Novella
from Picador
Price: $9.41
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The Common Reader is a compact, beautifully witten account of British social class, royal life, and love of literature. Coming from the writer of The History Boys it was a marvellous surprise. Although the topic is probably the same, the tone and characters are unique.
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| | 15. |  | Anansi Boys
from HarperTorch
Price: $7.99
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What can I say about Neil Gaiman's "Anansi Boys"!?! It's definitely Gaiman's deliberate and very successful attempt to bring comedy to his storytelling gift of rustling up the reader's imagination. Before everything, I have to say the part that made me laugh out loud was the part deep in the story... more info
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| | 17. |  | The Gatecrasher
from St. Martin's Griffin
Price: $5.58
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I normally love Sophie Kinsella's books but this book was very disappointing. I thought the characters were not very interesting or very well developed. The ending was extremely bad with everything sewn up nicely but not very satisfying.
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3.5 / 5.0
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| | 19. |  | The Book of Lost Things: A Novel
from Washington Square Press
Price: $11.70
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After the death of his mother and his father's remarriage, David begins to hear the loud whispers of his books calling to him. After the crash of a German plane in the garden, David is lured into a nightmarish world of grotesque and gory fairy tales, created by children's self-punishing... more info
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| | 20. |  | MIDNIGHT'S CHILDREN
from Knopf
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This book took me a while to read. It is very wordy and a bit of a challenge, but if you are up for a challenge this book is definitely worth reading. The story is so different from anything I had ever read before, and it gives such a detailed depiction of India and her history.
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