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|author=Patrick Rothfuss
|title=The Slow Regard of Silent Things
|rating=4.5
|genre=Fantasy
|summary=Deep below the University, the ancient home of magic and learning, a young girl lives amongst the caves, tunnels, and abandoned rooms. In Seven days, her friend will be visiting - one of her few friends, and someone who Auri cannot wait to see. Those seven days are filled with Auri's preparations - her hunt amongst the tunnels and caves for a proper gift, and her thoughts as she goes about her business.
 
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1473209323</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|title=Dear Committee Members
|summary=Rose and Sylvester Mason make their living from helping the haunted, performing exorcisms and running seminars across America on the subject of the paranormal. When they are murdered in a church, their daughters, Rose and Sylvi, are left negotiating the complex legacy their work has left behind.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0751555908</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Boris Fishman
|title=A Replacement Life
|rating=4.5
|genre=General Fiction
|summary=On the day that Slava's Russian Jewish grandmother is buried in their new homeland of the US, a letter arrives from the German Conference on Material Claims Against Germany offering her financial restitution for her war years spent in a concentration camp. All she would have needed to do would be to write a letter about her whereabouts and experiences during World War II. It's too late for her but Slava's granddad wants Slava to complete the form in his grandfather's name instead. The fact that Slava's granddad was never in a German concentration camp is immaterial; surely Slava could write something? He's a journalist after all and his granddad did suffer during the war; every Jew in Minsk suffered. This put's Slava's filial devotion to the test but little does he know it's only the beginning.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0957548834</amazonuk>
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