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Stříbrná cesta

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By Stina Jackson
| databazeknih.cz
Když na autobusové zastávce ve vesničce na severu Švédska zmizí beze stopy dospívající Lina, přijde její otec Lelle Gustafsson nejen o milovanou dceru. Rozpadne se mu manželství a jeho bývalá žena si najde nového partnera. Projde si alkoholovým obdobím a společníky se mu stanou desítky cigaret a Linin přízrak, který jej neustále žene na cestu, aby ztracené dítě hledal. Vždyť okolní lesy jsou plné pustých stavení a samotářských podivínů.
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‘Honorable And Obedient’ : The Broken Cross By Jordan Neary

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By Jordan Neary, Kate Atkinson Verified, Anne Tyler, Stina Jackson
| Cumbria Times
arts I try to approach books with an open mind, willing to travel through alien locations, meeting people with whom I would not normally interact, in situations I might never otherwise encounter. I am often pleasantly surprised although I admit there are some worthy works which simply don’t appeal. Tastes differ and while I think of my reading taste (and my music) as being somewhat eclectic, even I have my limits - but a true adventurer should never say never.
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Reward And Punishment : Shrines of Gaiety By Kate Atkinson

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By Kate Atkinson Verified, Anne Tyler, Stina Jackson, Mary Wood
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts ‘Oh what a tangled web we weave’ and this novel is certainly a tangled web. Intriguing and compelling, twisted in so many knots, it’s hard to see how it will untangle – and indeed, there are still a couple of threads left dangling at the end. It’s another inimitable novel by Kate Atkinson. It is 1926, eight years after the end of the Great War and England is still recovering.
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