August 2021 books
What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses A Slow Fire Burning, The Fair Botanists and Mrs March are all out in August.
July 2021 books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads, Everyone Is Still Alive, You and Me on Vacation and Cabin Fever, which are are all out in July.
Everyone Is Still Alive
Cathy Rentzenbrink is best known for her bestseller The Last Act of Love and her non-fiction, A Manual for a HeJune 2021 books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads, Yours Cheerfully, Still Life and Sleepless, which are are all out in June.
Yours Cheerfully
Yours Cheerfully is the sequel to A J Pearce's bestselling debut Dear Mrs Bird. Emmeline Lake's adventures as an asMay 2021 books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads published in May 2021. Careless, Great Circle and Malibu Rising are all out in May.
Careless
Kirsty Capes' emotionally charged debut Careless, shows us what happens when you fall between the cracks in twenty-first century Britain. BessApril 2021 books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for February 2021. A Town Called Solace, Nick and The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot are all out in February.
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A Town Called Solace
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for November. The Chalet, The Flip Side and The Snow Song are all out in November.
The Chalet
Catherine Cooper is a free-lance journalist who writes for a number of national newspapers. Her debut, The Chalet, takes the reader to the beOctober 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for October. The Book of Two Ways, Midwinter Murder and Home Stretch are all out in October.
The Book of Two Ways
Jodi Picoult has written twenty-four bestselling novels and she is best known for My Sister's Keeper and Small Great Things. Her laSeptember 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for August. The Midnight Library, Eight Detectives and Shuggie Bain are all out in August.
The Midnight Library
Matt Haig, bestselling author of Reasons to Stay Alive and How to Stop Time, is back with a time travel novel calleJuly 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for July. Rodham, Utopia Avenue and Miss Benson's Beetle are all out in July.
Rodham
Curtis Sittenfeld is best known for her novels American Wife, Sisterland and Eligible. Now she is back with Rodham, the intimate storJune 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for June. The Sight of You, The Catch and The Phone Box at the Edge of the World are all published this month.
The Sight of You
Holly Miller asks the following question in The Sight of You: Would you choose love if you knew howMay 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for May. When the lights go out, Dear Child and The Lizard are all published this month.
When the Lights Go Out
Carys Bray had her breakthrough with A Song for Issy Bradley and now she is back with a novel called When the lApril 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for April. The Glass Hotel, The Switch and Joy at Work: The Life Changing Magic of Organising Your Working Life are all out in April.
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for March.
March is full of big publications by famous authors. Here are my three top picks for the month: Hamnet, The Mirror and the Light and Wayfinding: The Art and Science of How We find and Lose Our Way.
Hamnet
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for February.
Saving Missy
Readers who loved Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine should definitely pick up Saving Missy, written by Beth Morrey. Missy Carmichael is 79 and lonely. Her husband died not that long ago and she is pottering around hJanuary 2020 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for January.
My Dark Vanessa
My Dark Vanessa is a powerful debut about school abuse, written by Elizabeth Kate Russell. The novel alternates between Vanessa's present and her past and is timely in the era of #MeToo. In 2000, 15-year old Vanessa becomesDecember 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for December.
The Fallout
The Fallout is a thriller about a toxic friendship between mums whose children attend the same primary school. The story begins when a child falls at the local health club as Sarah forgets to check on her best friend's little boNovember 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for November.
A Game of Birds and Wolves
A Game of Birds and Wolves: The Secret Game that Won the War is the story of the game of battleships that won the Second World War. In 1941, the Battle of the Atlantic was a disaster. Prime Minister Winston ChurchOctober 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for October.
The Giver of Stars
Jojo Moyes’ Me Before You sold over 14 million copies and was followed by After You and Still Me. Her new novel, The Giver of Stars, is historical and opens in 1937. Alice Wright marries a handSeptember 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for September.
The Testaments
The Testaments is the sequel to The Handmaid's Tale and also one of the most exciting publishing stories of the year. The Testaments picks up the story 15 years after Offred stepped into the unknown and thrAugust 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for August.
If You Were Here
Alice Peterson is best known for her novel A Song For Tomorrow, a book that stayed with its readers for a long time. Now she is back with a novel that will break your heart and put it back together again. If You Were HerJuly 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for July.
Sweet Sorrow
David Nicholls, bestselling author of One Day, has written a new, funny, coming-of-age novel called Sweet Sorrow. The book is a tragicomedy about the rocky path to adulthood and the confusion of family life. It isJune 2019 Books
/in Books, News and Features /by Annakarin KlerfalkWhat’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for June.
Big Sky
Kate Atkinson is back with a new Jackson Brodie novel called Big Sky. Jackson has relocated to a quiet seaside village in North Yorkshire, in the company of his teenage son and an ageing Labrador. It’s aMay 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for May.
The Porpoise
Mark Haddon plays with myth and meaning in his new novel, The Porpoise. The story is contemporary but mirrors the ancient legend of Antiochus. Members of a shattered family are adrift in a violent world; it's a noveApril 2019 Books
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What’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for April.
The Parisian
The Parisian is a written by Isabella Hammad, who won the 2018 Plimpton Prize for fiction for her story 'Mr. Can'aan'. Her finest review is from Zadie Smith, who said “That this remarkable historical epic should be the debut ofMarch 2019 Books
/in Books, News and Features /by Annakarin KlerfalkWhat’s new and good to read this month? Annakarin Klerfalk has a look at what’s on offer and chooses three good reads for March.
The Road to Grantchester
The Road to Grantchester is published by Bloomsbury on 21 March and is a prequel to the treasured Grantchester series. The year is 1