French Exit by Patrick deWitt ( hardback)
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A moving and tragically funny story of a possessive mother, a down and out son, and Small Frank the cat, who is possibly possessed by the spirit of the deceased husband and father. A book full of characters who will climb inside your heart.
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You will be Safe Here, by Damien Barr ( hardback, April 2019)
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Very beautiful. Only a truly wise and kind person could write such a book' MAX PORTER'
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