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|title=The City Son
|author=Samrat Upadhyay
|rating=3.5
|genre=Literary Fiction
|summary=Didi lives in a remote Nepali village. Her husband, always referred to by what is presumably a title rather than a name ''the Masterji'' teaches in the city. He rarely comes home to see his wife and sons.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1616953810</amazonuk>
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|title=Ruin and Rising
|summary=''The Something'' is one of those great books which instantly captures your imagination with a very simple idea. The premise is that a boy loses his ball when it falls down a small hole underneath the cherry tree in his back garden. What could be inside the hole? He asks his friends and family and they all come up with lots of different suggestions, but will he ever find out what it actually is?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0230764827</amazonuk>
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|author=Lisa Cutts
|title=Remember, Remember
|rating=4
|genre=Crime
|summary=Detective Constable Nina Foster has just returned to work after after a stabbing which nearly killed her. Everyone - even Nina - thinks that she's going to be taking it gently and easing herself back into the job. She's working on cold cases - this time it's a train crash which happened in 1964 - but what she's given is just a little ''tame'' compared to the cases which her colleagues are struggling to cope with. Drugs deaths and robberies are a lot more immediate, but then - with one of those peculiar quirks of fate - evidence emerges which links the crash which happened half a century ago to the current spate of drug deaths. The woman who is supposed to be taking it easy is back in the thick of it.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1908434392</amazonuk>
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