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Illustrated Hardcover Fiction Books & Novels | The Folio Society

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By Mary Poppins, Jonathan Strange, Jurassic Park
| foliosociety.com
Rediscover the magic of Mary Poppins in this enchanting Folio Society edition. Illustrated by Sara Ogilvie, who brings a fresh perspective while honouring Mary Shepard’s original drawings, this edition perfectly captures the timeless charm of P. L. Travers’s beloved classic. Experience To Kill a Mockingbird like never before.
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8 Magical Libraries in Literature

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By Jorge Luis Borges, Jonathan Strange, Susanna Clarke, Haruki Murakami
| Electric Literature Verified
Reading Lists Step into a portal of books, magic, and adventure I suspect many writers spend hours and hours at their local library and, if they’re anything like me, they can often feel like they’re swallowed up in a grandiose, if not downright mythological reservoir of knowledge. I remember living in Los Angeles, going to the Los Angeles Public Library, sitting at long tables and reading books about the arctic for a story I was writing.
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Kelly Link by Kevin Brockmeier

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By Michel Bernanos, José Saramago, Jonathan Strange, Susanna Clarke
| BOMB Magazine Verified
Way back in 2004, the author and critic Matthew Cheney wrote, “If Kelly Link isn’t the best short story writer in the US, then she’s the equal of whoever is,” a judgment with which I agreed then and have agreed ever since. For years, I’ve guided readers to Magic for Beginners (2005), Link’s second collection and winner of the Locus Award, as, if not her best, then at least the one I hold dearest.
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