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|title=Ten Years On
|author=Alice Peterson
|publisher=Quercus
|date=May 2012
|website=http://www.alicepeterson.co.uk/
|summary=Deceptively light, this is an unputdownable novel encompassing tragic loss, the slow coming to terms with grief, the importance of friendship, and the great variety of human nature.
|cover=0857383256
|aznuk=0857383256
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The prologue of this book sees Becca with her student friends at a New Year's Eve party. Afterwards, she and her boyfriend Ollie and their flatmate Joe hang out for a while, talking about the future. They wonder what they might be doing in ten years' time...
I was gripped within a couple of chapters and finished this in just three days. Definitely recommended.
Many thanks to the publishers for sending this to The Bookbag. We also have a review of [[One Step Closer To You by Alice Peterson]].
If you liked this, I can highly recommend another by the same author: [[You, Me and Him by Alice Peterson|You, Me and Him]]. Another excellent novel about someone coming to terms with a tragic loss is [[Uphill All the Way by Sue Moorcroft]]
