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DANA FOWLEY Congratulations to Dana Fowley who is celebrating four weeks at number one with her memoir HOW COULD SHE? Published by Arrow, this shocking account of her childhood abuse at the hands of her mother and an extended group of paedophiles has generated a huge amount of press attention, and rightly led to praise for Dana's amazing bravery in bringing her mother to justice. |
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SIMON SCARROW Simon Scarrow has hit the top 10 again with THE GLADIATOR. In this, Roman soldiers Macro and Cato are shipwrecked on Crete. The chaos has encouraged the slaves there to rebel. Macro and Cato take on the job of trying to restore order, but since their slave leader is someone who has a grudge against them, this time it's personal.
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LAUREN OLIVER Lauren Oliver's stand out debut novel BEFORE I FALL (The Lovely Bones meets Groundhog Day) is published this week by Hodder in the UK and HarperTeen in the US. This accessible high-concept novel is voiced by sixteen year old Sam, who dies in a car crash on the night she was supposed to lose her virginity. We witness her reliving the day of her death seven times... each time trying to figure out how to live life differently. A trailer for the book is available to watch on youtube.
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CHRISTINE AND CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL Christopher and Christine Russell's mad caper about five sheep and one mobile phone is published by Egmont this week. When a silvery object falls on her head, Sal kows the great Sheep God is in danger. "Only we can save him" she cries! And so THE QUEST OF THE WARRIOR SHEEP begins. But who are the men in the yellow car and why are they following? The Warriors will need to hold on to their fleece.... It's absolutely baaarmy!
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