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|author=Rachel Kushner
|title=The Flamethrowers
|rating=4.5
|genre=Literary Fiction
|summary=Set mainly in New York's art district in the late 1970s, Rachel Kushner's ''The Flamethrowers'' tells the story of a young girl, known only to the reader as Reno, after the city she comes from. She's a girl who loves motorbikes and photography, but struggles to find her place in the New York art scene. When she falls for the estranged son, Sandro, of the Italian motorbike manufacturer Valero, himself an artist in New York, Reno finds herself in situations she cannot control.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1846557917</amazonuk>
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|author=Roland Watson-Grant
|summary=Christopher 'Kip' Westaway lives in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia with mother Jean, sister Connie and his twin, Francis. Kip's mother considers him a layabout who doesn't deserve the special privileges of his educationally elite brother and so he works at the big house next door for the Hustings, caring for their horses. One day Mr Husting presents Kip with a shilling; their little secret. As its 1939, that's a fair amount of money so Kip hides it away, not realising how special that coin will become as the decades pass.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1444763555</amazonuk>
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|author=Sarah Butler
|title=Ten Things I've Learnt About Love
|rating=5
|genre=General Fiction
|summary=Alice returns home to spend time with her dying father. She's been travelling in Mongolia, finding temporary escape from the issues that had haunted her life in London but now, on her return, events bring the pain she thought was behind her into sharp focus. Meanwhile Daniel is an elderly vagrant who calls the streets of London home. He seeks his lost child, leaving a trail of random items across the city in the hope of reunion like someone occupying a verse of ''Eleanor Rigby''. Disparate lives, seeking love and acceptance in a world that seems to exclude it.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447222490</amazonuk>
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