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Chaddah R: And the Ancestors Sing

And the Ancestors Sing

'What a gorgeous book!' MARIAN KEYES 'Funny, tender and relatable' JENNIE GODFREY 'A warm hug of a novel' CLAIRE DAVERLEY *****A Grazia Book Club Pick***** ***** One of Glamour's 11 Books For Your Book Club Era ***** _________________ After thirty long years, Louisa's daughters can finally look after themselves ... or so she thinks. Because suddenly, they're back - apparently for good. Meg's second-guessing her marriage. Jo's career hangs in the balance. Amy has inexplicably quit university. None of them empty the dishwasher. Louisa knows it's time for some life lessons. She adores her girls, but if she's ever going to get her (sex) life back, they'll have to grow up - and go. But maybe they're not the only ones with lessons to learn... And Louisa might just discover that her daughters have something to teach her about being an adult too. _________________ PRAISE FOR ALL GROWN UP . . . 'A triumph! Funny, moving, a family-based drama at its best' Heat 'A joy!' That's Life 'Uplifting . . . Witty and wise' Mail on Sunday 'A witty retelling of a much-loved classic' Grazia magazine 'Funny, warm, a real joy of a read.' Closer magazine 'What a gorgeous book! Such a charming, warm, optimistic read. Just beautiful.' Marian Keyes 'Funny, tender &amp; relatable at every level... quite simply, wonderful' Jennie Godfrey 'Wonderful, complex, bruising, rewarding... I snaffled it like cake on a rainy day, and enjoyed every morsel!' Amanda Prowse 'An absolute delight - impossibly funny, astute, candid and moving... brilliant.' Rosie Walsh 'Riotously funny, achingly tender... a book to treat yourself to.' Julia Raeside 'A warm hug of a novel that is going to make thousands of people both happy and tearful (in the best way)' Claire Daverley 'Truly fresh, wildly funny and completely charming... I adored it.' Lauren Bravo 'Funny, moving, and wonderfully tender... a joyful reminder that growing up never really ends.' Louise O'Neill 'What a beautifully-observed, funny and relatable novel.' Sophia Money-Coutts 'Gorgeous from the first page to the last..' Georgina Moore 'Lots of books are described as comforting but this book brought me genuine, genuine comfort' Caroline Corcoran

All Grown Up

Wie viel Vergangenheit passt in ein einziges Leben?
 Marie ist Psychotherapeutin, Ehefrau, Mutter - eine Frau, die ihren Platz gefunden hat. Doch als sie auf einer nordfriesischen Insel ihrer Jugendliebe begegnet, bricht etwas auf, das sie längst begraben glaubte. Die Erinnerungen führen zurück in die späten Siebzigerjahre, als ihr Vater sie zwang, Agrarwissenschaften zu studieren um den Hof zu übernehmen statt ihren Träumen zu folgen. In eine Zeit zwischen Aufbruch und Gehorsam, zwischen zwei Männern, die unterschiedlicher nicht sein konnten.
 Monika von Bothmer
 erzählt in wechselnden Zeitebenen von 1879 bis heute die Geschichte einer westfälischen Bauernfamilie, in der Schweigen schwerer wiegt als Worte. Von Frauen, die ihre Sehnsüchte begruben, und von einer, die sich weigert, es ihnen gleichzutun. Der Lehm an Maries Schuhen ist die hartnäckige Haftung der Herkunft - und zugleich der Boden, auf dem etwas Neues wachsen kann.
Ein Roman über Schuld, Freiheit und die Kraft des Verstehens - für Leserinnen und Leser, die psychologisch dichte Familiengeschichten mit historischer Tiefe lieben.

Lehm an meinen Schuhen

Queer love story meets true crime thriller in the dream factory of 1970s cinema, from the award-winning, bestselling author. Perfect for readers of André Aciman's Call Me By Your Name and Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr Ripley. SHORTLISTED FOR BLACKWELL'S BOOK OF THE YEAR 2025 A NEW YORK MAGAZINE TOP TEN BOOK OF THE YEAR 2025 RUNNER-UP FOR THE TADEUSZ BRADECKI PRIZE 2026 'Sublime' The New York Times 'Brilliant' Olly Alexander 'It is dangerous to want someone this much. He has always known it, from the very first night.' It is September 1974. Two men meet by chance in Venice. One is a young English artist, in panicked flight from London. The other is Danilo Donati, the magician of Italian cinema, the designer responsible for realising the spectacular visions of Fellini and Pasolini. Donati is in Venice to produce sketches for Fellini's Casanova. A young - and beautiful - apprentice is just what he needs. He sweeps Nicholas to Rome, into the looking-glass world of Cinecittà, the studio where Casanova's Venice will be ingeniously assembled. Then in the spring, the lovers move together to the set of Salò, Pasolini's horrifying fable of fascism. But Nicholas has a secret and in this world of constant illusion, his real nature passes unseen. Amidst the rising tensions of Italy's 'Years of Lead', he acts as an accelerant, setting in motion a tragedy he didn't intend. Stylish and seductive, The Silver Book is an absorbing fictional account of real things, and an investigation into the difficult relationship between artifice and truth, illusion and reality, love and power. Praise for The Silver Book: 'Seamlessly inserts a fictional narrative into a real historical world . . . a gripping novel that is, in many ways, a technical tour de force' Times Literary Supplement 'A great chronicler of male genius, sexuality, loneliness and madness' Observer 'Unabashedly queer and unapologetically erotic' Art in America 'My favourite novel of last year' M. John Harrison 'You do not need to be an expert on postwar Italian cinema or politics (or to know the true crime story unfolding here) to savour this novel. Laing describes the filming in dazzling clarity. 1970s Rome swaggers from the page' The Times 'Laing's vibrant depiction of both real and imagined events is a prescient exploration of the meaning of art in dangerous places' Washington Post

The Silver Book

***THE NUMBER ONE SUNDAY TIMES AND NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER*** 'The read of the summer' SUNDAY TIMES 'A richly drawn page-turner' OBSERVER 'Beautifully written, immersive' THE TIMES 'Our favourite TJR novel yet' COSMOPOLITAN 'I absolutely adored this' BRYONY GORDON READERS ARE SAYING... 'So emotional by the end that I could hardly speak' - Reader Review, 5***** 'Melted my heart by the end' - Reader Review, 5***** 'Taylor Jenkins Reid is the master of a really great love story' - Reader Review, 5***** 'Taylor Jenkins Reid's best book yet' - Reader Review, 5***** An epic novel set against the backdrop of the 1980s space shuttle program about the extraordinary lengths we go to live and love beyond our limits. In the summer of 1980, Joan Goodwin begins training to be an astronaut at Houston's Johnson Space Centre, alongside an exceptional group of fellow candidates. As the new astronauts prepare for their first flights, Joan finds a passion and a love she never imagined and begins to question everything she believes about her place in the observable universe. Then, in December of 1984, on mission STS-LR9, everything changes in an instant. Atmosphere is a soaring story about the transformative power of love - this time among the stars. 'Is there a popular fiction writer alive who conveys falling in love better than Taylor Jenkins Reid?' DAILY MAIL 'Thrilling ... heartbreaking ... uplifting. ... I loved it' KRISTIN HANNAH, author of The Women 'NASA? Space missions? The 80s? This is a collection of all the things I love. ... Thrilling' ANDY WEIR, author of Project Hail Mary and The Martian 'Packs a hefty emotional punch' MAIL ON SUNDAY 'Breathtaking' HEAT 'Unputdownable' GRAZIA

Atmosphere

'Compelling, heartbreaking, and beautifully written . . . Will stay with me forever' Jennie Godfrey 'A novel of secrets, love and grief, it cements Lee as a writer to follow.' RED *A RADIO 2 WINTER BOOK CLUB PICK* 'A beautiful, tender story of displacement and loss which shows the resilience of the human spirit' Cecile Pin 'Deeply moving and graceful, it shines light on a secret slice of Korea's history, gradually unveiling the secrets that bind - and divide - three generations' Silvia Park A sweeping story of three generations of women who cross continents and decades to find truth, forgiveness and compassion. Incheon, 1985. A nameless baby is born in a minbak in South Korea and vanishes nine days later. London, 2008. When tragedy strikes, Hana faces ruin. She is forced to move her family - her teenage daughter Ada and ailing mother Youngja - into a single room with her, converting the rest of their home into a minbak, in a painful echo of her past life. In the confined space of their shared room, there is nowhere to hide. As the past collides with the present, all three women are forced to face not only their family's dark history, but that of an entire country. 'Lyrical and devastating Minbak is a flawless meditation on memory, love and misunderstanding.' Ella King 'A poignant and precise novel by a writer of great skill' Nicola Dinan 'Had me utterly engrossed. An incredible story of love, conflict and heartbreak.' Rosie Price Readers are LOVING Minbak: 'Tender, heart wrenching and honest' 'A masterpiece, a perfect exercise in empathy and survival' 'A quietly devastating novel about three generations of Korean women whose present is, in different ways, haunted by the past . . . Beautiful and bittersweet' 'Heartbreaking but utterly stunning' 'Stunning - at the core of it, it feels like it's a book about choices, memory, and ultimately, love' 'All I can say is WOW!'

MINBAK

'An absolute gem. Dark, funny and iconoclastic' THE TIMES 'Razor-sharp and deeply unsettling while being endlessly entertaining. A triumph.' JENNIE GODFREY, author of THE LIST OF SUSPICIOUS THINGS 'A delicious, literary feast. A wickedly funny and sharply relevant novel of duplicity and betrayal with a glittering cast of literary greats.' ANNA MAZZOLA, author of THE BOOK OF SECRETS 'A masterful novel, OBJECTS OF DESIRE is utterly irresistible; it's dark and wickedly fun. One of my favourite books of the year so far.' FLORA CARR, author of THE TOWER 'A biting, unflinching study of art and deceit . . . Neil Blackmore has achieved his best work yet.' ANNIE GARTHWAITE, author of CECILY *** Hugo Hunter was the most celebrated gay novelist of the 20th century. He published two masterpieces, securing his place alongside the dazzling literary greats of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, and rubbing shoulders with everyone from Truman Capote to James Baldwin, Gore Vidal and George Orwell.But after decades of fame and excess, just as New York City enters the 1980s and awakes to the coming horror of AIDS, Hugo finds himself running out of money. Out of nowhere, he receives an extraordinary lifeline: an offer from his longtime publisher. Two million dollars, for a memoir and a new novel. The money will solve all his problems - except for one thing. Hugo Hunter is an imposter. He stole both of his novels. Now, how far will he go to produce a third? At once dark, moving and deliciously vicious, OBJECTS OF DESIRE traverses the 20th century, featuring an astonishing cast of characters. It is both a colourful glimpse into the lives of the cultural elite, and a tense, gripping story of betrayal, deceit, and literary fraud. *** Praise for Neil Blackmore 'An astounding story . . . I relished every page.' SIR IAN McKELLAN 'One of the most original voices in historical fiction today.' THE TIMES 'Compellingly real.' DAILY MAIL

Objects of Desire

Tras el éxito de Mirafiori, vuelve Jabois y su «impecable aliento literario' (Babelia) con la perturbadora historia de una madre y un hijo, un viaje hacia el corazón de la institución más compleja de todas: la familia. &gt;Amalia cumple sesenta y cinco años el 31 de diciembre. Pero hoy todavía es la víspera. Se encierra en casa a preparar comida para la familia mientras se ocupa de que todo brille para el gran día. Fuera, policías y periodistas ocupan el pueblo a causa de un suceso que paraliza durante veinticuatro horas al país. En esta perturbadora historia que transcurre en un solo día, una protagonista inolvidable, Amalia Constenla, mueve los límites morales y arrastra al lector a un viaje de sacrificio, redención y culpa. Manuel Jabois construye en torno a una madre y su hijo una indagación incómoda sobre el origen y el destino de la primera institución de todas: la familia. «Había costado un mundo eso. Pero eran una familia. A veces pasaban cosas, otras veces no, como en todas las familias. Y si pasaban cosas se arreglaban, como en todas las familias. Ellos eran una familia como todas. Las familias se quieren y se cuidan y se protegen y no se preguntan nada, nunca, y eso lo hacen o lo deberían hacer todas. La suya desde luego'. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Following the success of Mirafiori, Jabois returns with his "impeccable literary flair" (Babelia) and the unsettling story of a mother and son, a journey into the heart of the most complex institution of all: the family. &gt;Amalia turns sixty-five on December 31. But today is still the eve. She locks herself in the house to prepare food for the family while making sure everything sparkles for the big day. Outside, police and journalists have taken over the town because of an event that has paralyzed the country for twenty-four hours. In this unsettling story that takes place over a single day, an unforgettable protagonist, Amalia Constenla, pushes moral boundaries and draws the reader into a journey of sacrifice, redemption, and guilt. Manuel Jabois constructs, around a mother and her son, an uncomfortable inquiry into the origin and destiny of the first institution of all: the family. "It had cost a fortune. But they were a family. Sometimes things happened, other times they didn't, just like in every family. And if things happened, they worked it out, just like in every family. They were a family like any other. Families love and care for and protect one another and never ask each other anything, ever, and that's what all families do--or should do. Theirs, certainly."

La vispera

'Devastating'SARA COLLINS'Part romance, part suspenseful thriller'THE TIMES'Beautiful ... a stunning debut'CHRISTIE WATSON'Moving ... The Godfather, seen through a female eye'GUARDIANAN ELLE MOST ANTICIPATED READ OF 2026.A stunning, page-turning love story of family and fate from the author of the acclaimed memoir, Inferno.I made my plan. I would be the north stars: the decider of fate, of what was to come.Eunha grows up in a quiet village in Hong Kong with little knowledge of the reputation of her father, a Dragon Head and the leader of a criminal organisation infamous in the city. While her grandmother does her best to shield her from the violence that underpins their lives, Eunha only has her brother Solomon and their one permitted companion, a boy named Kai, for company.But when Eunha marries into a supposedly respectable Hong Kong family, the veneer of her sheltered life begins to crack. After her young son is kidnapped, she is cast back into the city's criminal underground and into the orbit of Kai, now a Dragon Head himself. In this world, love and loyalty are stalked by fear and betrayal. Will Eunha finally give in to the life she has strived so hard to rise above or was her future always fated?The Devoted is a beautifully written, unforgettable debut novel of love, family and betrayal from an electric new voice in fiction.'A lyrical thriller ... Slippery and compulsive'DAILY MAIL'Haunting ... instantly transportive'FRANCES CHA, author of If I Had Your Face'A thrilling, mesmerising tale of destiny and betrayal'CECILE PIN, author of Celestial Lights'An arresting tale, solidly and affectingly told'MARIE CLAIRE'A novel that seethes in the best way'ROWAN HISAYO BUCHANAN, author of Starling Days'Deeply moving and utterly compelling ... I couldn't put it down' HESTER MUSSON, author of The Night Hag

The Devoted

Art student Isogai first models for one of his tutors, the much older Yuri, then begins a passionate affair with her. As he gets to know her better, he struggles to understand his own emotions and his place in the world, just as he yearns to be closer to her and for her to share more of herself with him. Don't Laugh at Other People's Sex Lives was a smash-hit in Japan, winning the prestigious Bungei Prize, and selling over 250,000 copies. A touching portrait of late adolescence, with Isogai captured with exasperation, humour and tenderness, it is also, and above all else, an exploration of the exhilarating and destabilising experience of a love that defies prediction or explanation.

Don't Laugh at Other People's Sex Lives

In this historical novel by #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz, a girl liberated from a carnival sideshow discovers her mysterious purpose in a moving story about family, sacrifice, and transcendent love.The human "oddities" in the Museum of the Strange are less wondrous than the gawking rubes had been promised. But Alida is something else. The real thing. Traveling Depression-era America from carnival midways to speakeasies, Alida is resigned to an exploited and lonely life on the road as the museum's golden ticket. Until she's rescued by two compassionate strangers.Franklin and Loretta Fairchild see in Alida a gifted and uncannily well-read girl in need of a loving touch and a family. With the openhearted couple and their three precociously imaginative children, Alida finds it. Yet despite everyone's overwhelming generosity and acceptance, Alida knows she is still a very different kind of girl. Her dreams bear that out. They're vivid, unsettling, and threatening. Alida fears that they're also warnings. And that it's the Fairchilds who may need rescue from a bad, bad world.Alida will do anything to help those she now holds nearest and dearest. Empowered with a purpose to vanquish evil, she will not fail her family.

The Friend of the Family

A master forger transforms a young woman's life - but what will it cost her? 'One of the best historical crime novels I've ever read' Frances Quinn 'A page-turner: morally complex and beautifully written' Leonora Nattrass, bestselling author of Blue Water In post-war Flanders, Adelais de Wolf's family is unraveling: her mother increasingly consumed by religious fervor, her father by alcohol. But when her beloved uncle dies, Adelais finds herself in receipt of an unexpected legacy: a shuttered house in a rundown district and its contents hold the promise of independence and wealth, if she is willing to break the law. Adelais stifles her doubts and her fortunes are transformed. But with her rise comes complications: her victimless crimes may not be as victimless as she supposed. Nor has she counted on the singular fanaticism of a brutal detective who never forgives and never forgets. Caught in a dangerous game of cat and mouse, will Adelais find that her new life comes at too high a price? 'A riveting detective story that turns the genre on its head' Alice Austen, author of 33 Place Brugmann 'Intriguing, pacy, [with] a host of memorable characters... [it] captures everyone's heart' Virginia Baily, author of Early One Morning 'Original and thoughtful' Peter Hitchens, The Lamp PRAISE FOR PHILIP GRAY 'Immensely enjoyable' BBC TWO BETWEEN THE COVERS 'Atmospheric' THE TIMES 'Haunting, cinematic and utterly gripping' D. B. JOHN 'Literary class, intellectual depth and thriller pacing' MATT REES 'Enthralling, enchanting . . . he really is that good' DAVID YOUNG

The House with Nine Locks

Winner of the 2026 International Booker PrizeWinner of the 2024 National Book Award for Translated LiteratureDisguised as a translation of a rediscovered text by a Japanese writer, Taiwan Travelogue is a bittersweet story of love between two women, nested in an artful exploration of language, history and power. Set in May 1938, the young novelist Aoyama Chizuko sails from Japan to Taiwan where her interpreter proffers tantalising glimpses of island life and helps her to taste as much of cuisine as her larger-than-life appetite can bear.

Taiwan Travelogue: Winner of the 2026 International Booker Prize

And the Ancestors Sing

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