The book tells the story of 230 women of the French Resistance who were sent on a train to Auschwitz in January 1943. It details their experiences, focusing on their friendships and struggle for survival in the death camp.
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In A Tangled Web, Sabrina continues to live the life of her twin sister, Stephanie, who was presumed dead. However, the pretense is threatened when evidence emerges that Stephanie may have survived the yacht explosion that supposedly killed her.
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The book is a crime thriller about Lachlan Harriot, a man investigating his wife's conviction for the murder of a serial killer she was treating. As Harriot goes through her case files, he uncovers more questions than answers, leading him to question his wife's innocence.
In her youth, Hannah Cartwright spent a passionate summer in Italy with a lover named Lucas. That summer ended with a traumatic event she has deliberately pushed from her memory for 25 years. As an adult, she has chosen a safe, ordinary, and passionless existence to escape her past. However, when her family is put in danger, she is forced to face the secrets of that Italian summer and the "demons of her past".
The historical romance novel is set in the Scottish Highlands in 1565. It follows an arranged marriage between Anne MacGregor and Niall Campbell, whose union is meant to end a feud between their clans. However, their truce is complicated by treachery, superstition, and accusations of witchcraft.
Set against the backdrop of 20th-century Chinese history, the story is narrated by Willow Yee, a Chinese girl who befriends the American missionary's daughter who will later become the Nobel Prize-winning writer Pearl S. Buck.Â
It continues the saga of the aristocratic Deverill family and the Doyle family in the west of Ireland, a story spanning decades of secrets, love, and family drama.Â
The psychological crime thriller follows the pair as they hunt for a serial killer in Philadelphia who suffers from prosopagnosia, or face blindness. The book was named one of the "Best Crime Novels of 2016" by the New York Times Book Review.
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The story continues the journey that began in The Hobbit. A young hobbit named Frodo is given the immense task of destroying the Ruling Ring of Power to prevent the Dark Lord, Sauron, from ruling Middle-earth.
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While some critics found Moore's focus on problems to be a flaw, the book is noted for its blend of political commentary, self-deprecation, and absurdist humor. Moore even offers satirical "solutions" to complex global issues, such as proposing that Yugo cars be dropped on the Balkans to end conflicts.
Product code: 9780060987268
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This is a best-selling non-fiction book by filmmaker and political activist Michael Moore. Published in 2001, the book offers a biting, satirical, and fiercely critical take on then-recent American politics and society. Its targets included the administrations of President Bill Clinton and the nascent presidency of George W. Bush.
Product code: 9780141011905
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FBI agents Brady Moore and Alicia Wager are pursuing a killer from a centuries-old cult who links his victims to ancient prophecies. They soon realize they have become the next targets.Â
Presley Ashbury is a beauty pageant contestant who relies on scholarship winnings to pay for college. As the daughter of a single mother living below the poverty line, she is fully committed to the pageant world to create a better future for herself.
From bonding to bondage, from B&Q to Belarus, along with seven smelly cats, three useless handymen, two slimy estate agents, social workers and a banker lady, the story of a very unlikely friendship.
The novel follows a group of migrant workers from various parts of the world—including Eastern Europe, China, and Africa—who work harvesting strawberries on a farm in rural England. After a dramatic incident, they are forced to flee the farm and journey across the country in pursuit of their dreams for a better future.
A follow-up to her controversial memoir The Sexual Life of Catherine M, this book explores the emotional aftermath of discovering her long-time partner, Jacques Henric, was having an affair. It contrasts the free-spirited sexual philosophy from her previous work with the intense, universal emotion of jealousy.
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19-year-old Eiji Miyake, arrives in Tokyo to find the father he has never met. His search takes him on a journey that blurs the line between reality, dreams, and imagination, crossing paths with unique and unusual characters. The narrative shifts through different styles and textures, reflecting Eiji's own perceptions and inner world.
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Wren Gray and Charlie Parker during the summer after their high school graduation. It follows Wren's journey of self-discovery and explores the romantic relationship that develops between the two, an experience shaped by their different pasts.
The novel follows a Russian writer living in present-day France who reflects on his harsh childhood in a 1960s Stalingrad orphanage. His perspective is shaped by the tales told by an elderly French family friend, whose stories fuel his dreams of a better world
This biographical novel tells the story of notorious American bank robber Willie Sutton, who was active during the early-to-mid 20th century. The narrative is framed around an interview with an elderly Sutton, following his final release from prison in 1969. The book explores the influences that led him to a life of crime, casting him as a kindhearted folk hero who never fired a shot. Moehringer's retelling suggests that Sutton's motivations went beyond mere rage or greed and were tied to a lost love.
Jakob Beer, a Polish Jewish boy who is rescued and taken to Greece by a geologist after his family is killed by Nazis. The novel intertwines Jakob's story with that of another character decades later, exploring themes of memory, trauma, and redemption.
