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De minder bekende broer van Jack

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By Barbara Trapido
| hebban.nl
Heerlijk riskant, vlijmscherp en politiek incorrect De slimme, stijlvolle achttienjarige Katherine weet nog niet hoezeer haar leven zal veranderen als ze als eerstejaarsstudent kennismaakt met Jacob Goldman, een charismatische hoogleraar filosofie. Ze wordt bij hem thuis uitgenodigd en maakt kennis met het grote bohemien Goldman-gezin. Werkelijk alles aan hen fascineert haar, maar bovenal de oudste zoon, Roger. De intellectuele, zelfingenomen, knappe Roger, met wie Katherine een relatie krijgt.
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The Rachel Incident

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By Caroline O'Donoghue, Maeve Binchy, Diane Johnson, Barbara Trapido
| Barnes and Noble
By Caroline O'Donoghue / June 25, 2023 at 3:11 am Share Share this page on Facebook Share this page on Twitter Hardcover $23.80 $28.00 The Rachel Incident The Rachel Incident By Caroline O'Donoghue In Stock Online Hardcover $23.80 $28.00 Caroline O’Donoghue’s debut adult novel is an outstanding coming-of-age story that is perfect for fans of Trespasses by Louise Kennedy or any of Sally Rooney’s books.
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📚 🚶Join me on Zoom this evening

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By Barbara Trapido, Sam Taylor, Emily Rhodes
| Emily’s Walking Book Club
Dear walking book clubbers, Thank you so much to the hordes who came to Hampstead Heath yesterday for our busiest walking book club ever - over 60 of us braved an icy morning for a wonderful discussion about Barbara Trapido’s Brother of the More Famous Jack. My deep gratitude to the old-timers who made the newbies so welcome and helped to keep everyone in the swing of things, and also the new people who were brave enough to show up and give it a go.
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