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Launched with a spectacular press campaign earlier this year Mr Toppit, was described by The Observer as 'an exceptional debut: dark, wise and painfully funny'.

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Author Book Choices

Our Featured Author, Charles Elton, chooses A Book of Common Prayer by Joan Didion the story of a dysfunctional woman whose daughter is kidnapped by terrorists, as one of his favourite books.

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Would you like to ask Elizabeth Noble a question and see it in print?
We're running a competition to celebrate the forthcoming paperback publication of Elizabeth Noble's brand new bestseller, The Girl Next Door.

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The Readers' Forum

June 28th, 2009
Wine & Books, what's not to like?

Our book for May is Crash by JG Ballard if you're interested in coming along. We won't bite (unless you the liked Da Vinci Code!)

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  • Readers' Group Book Ideas
A Fraction of the Whole The Lost Book of Salem The Boy With The Topknot Kieron Smith, boy The Believers A Guide to the Birds of East Africa Company of Liars God's Own Country Monster Love Submarine The Diary of a Young Girl The Rain Before it Falls Life Class Counting the Stars What is the What The Painter of Shanghai Salt Brideshead Revisited

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Laura's Book Group from Edinburgh review Mr Toppit by Charles Elton.

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Jerusalem

A brilliant, enthralling and ambitious novel, Patrick Neate's Jerusalem is this month's featured book.

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Editors' Choice

by Juliette Mitchell,
Editor Hamish Hamilton

This month Editor Juliette Mitchell chooses Robin Yassin-Kassab's The Road from Damascus, the first British novel to take on multicultural, globalised London from the perspective of first and second generation Arab immigrants.

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