Spiegel & Grau
Anthropology of an American Girl
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Literature is riddled with coming-of-age stories. The drama of adolescence lends itself to gripping narrative – first love, first heartbreak, self-discovery. One of the ...Read Review
Map of the Invisible World
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Adam is an orphan, several times over. First, he and his older brother were left at an Indonesian orphanage; then his brother, Johan, ...Read Review
Ruby’s Spoon
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Small, landlocked, and economically depressed in 1933, the English town of Cradle Cross isn’t a place one goes for an adventure. The main ...Read Review
Stone’s Fall
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The story straddles the 19th and 20th centuries, and, like the author’s An Instance of the Fingerpost, is narrated by a number ...Read Review
The Coral Thief
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Young Daniel Connor travels on a career-expanding venture to the post-Napoleonic Paris of 1815. A medical student from Scotland, Daniel carries a letter of ...Read Review
Blindspot: By a Gentleman in Exile and a Lady in Disguise
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Academics Kamensky and Lepore have produced a deliciously entertaining novel of pre-Revolutionary Boston. By turns bawdy, poignant, satirical, and patriotic, it is an ...Read Review
Ghostwalk
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This is a strange and intriguing book, part detective mystery, part love story, part ghost story. It is set in Cambridge from 2003 onwards ...Read Review