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Book Club: June 2026

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By Laura Barnett, EM Forster, Nicola Upson
| Cambridge Edition Verified
This month, Charlotte Griffiths discovers a trio of new books from local authors Who’s the Favourite? by Catherine Carr There’s no avoiding siblings: you either have them, parent them, work with them or befriend them, and this unique relationship is finally getting its turn in the spotlight. The story behind Who’s the Favourite?
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The Memory Keeper by Abigail Johnson

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By Abigail Johnson, Alexandra Potter, Laura Barnett
| Pan Macmillan
Sometimes ordinary people can make an extraordinary difference . . . Meet Gracie. At mid-life she’s fed up with her unhappy marriage and humdrum career, so when a new housing estate threatens to sever the last connection to her late father, the oak tree he planted as a child, she decides to take a stand – only, Gracie has never stood up to anyone. When five-year-old neighbour Tilly unexpectedly bounds into her life, she shows Gracie that you shouldn’t always take no for an answer.
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Losing my dads

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By Laura Barnett
| The Shift With Sam Baker
The Shift With Sam Baker is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. To lose one father is a tragedy. To lose two within three months is… well, I’m still trying to figure that one out. Because this is what happened to me last year. On May 13 2024, my stepfather Peter Bild died in hospital in south London from complications relating to a major operation.
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