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A Mobile Library Mystery
by Ian Sansom
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by Gabrielle Zevin
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by D.E. Johnson
Published Sep 2013
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by Terry Pratchett
Published Oct 2005
Read ReviewsSet in Pratchett's wonderfully crazed city of Ankh-Morpork, Going Postal hilariously reflects the plight of post offices the world over as they struggle to compete in an era when e-mail has stolen much of the glamour from the postal trade.
by Jasper Fforde
Published Jul 2005
Read ReviewsCan Thursday find a Shakespeare clone to stop the hostile takeover of Hamlet by Orphelia? Can Swindon win the world croquet championship and thus prevent the end of the world? All this and more is revealed in this, the 4th volume in the Thursday Next series.
by Christopher Moore
Published Feb 2003
Read ReviewsThe early life of the Son of God, including the missing years as told by his childhood friend Biff. "An instant classic...terrific, funny and poignant".
by Jasper Fforde
Published Feb 2003
Read ReviewsSuspenseful and outlandish, absorbing and fun - a novel unlike any other and an introduction to the imagination of a most distinctive writer and his singular fictional universe.
by Kurt Vonnegut
Published Aug 2000
Read ReviewsTwenty-four of Vonnegut's favorite stories - never published before in book form with a new preface for the occasion.
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