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Libby Page is a Sunday Times bestselling author whose work has been published in over 20 territories around the world. Before becoming an author, she worked in journalism and marketing. She lives in Somerset, England, with her husband and young son.
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Dear Reader,
There's not much more I'd rather do than curl up with a good book. I might be an author, but I consider myself first and foremost a reader. Reading has brought me endless joy and inspiration. Books have also helped me through some of the toughest moments in my life.
In 2023 while grieving the loss of two people I loved dearly, I turned to books. Book from my childhood took me back to gentler times, and funny and romantic novels offered me an escape. I read voraciously, using books as a lifeline. More than anything else, it was books that helped me to heal.
If books have helped me through tough times, so has my local bookstore. It is more than just a place to buy books - it is a hub where book lovers come together. Where you feel immediately among friends.
This Book Made Me Think of You is a novel about book editor Matilda Nightingale, (destined for a bookish life ever since being named after Roald Dahl's Matilda) who starts the novel in a grief-induced reading slump following the death of her husband Joe. But one day she receives a call from Alfie Lane, manager of her local bookshop, who informs her of a very special gift that Joe arranged before he died. Every month for twelve months she will receive one book from Joe &...
The moment we persuade a child, any child, to cross that threshold into a library, we've changed their lives ...
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