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Inkwell Management London 2019 InkWell Management London 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fiction Anne Brinsden ................................................ Wearing Paper Dresses .............................................................. 9 Susanna Calkins ............................................. Murder Knocks Twice ............................................................... 10 Blake Crouch .................................................. Recursion ................................................................................... 11 Suzanne Daniel ............................................... A Girl in Three Parts ................................................................. 12 Rene Denfeld .................................................. The Butterfly Girl ...................................................................... 13 James Grady.................................................... Condor: The Short Takes ........................................................... 14 Rose Hartley ................................................... Maggie’s Going Nowhere .......................................................... 15 Elin Hilderbrand ............................................ Summer of ‘69 ............................................................................ 16 Elin Hilderbrand ............................................ What Happens in Paradise ........................................................ 17 Eloisa James .................................................... Say No to the Duke .................................................................... 18 Dean Koontz ................................................... The Night Window .................................................................... 19 Erin Morgenstern ........................................... The Starless Sea ......................................................................... 20 Julie Orringer .................................................. The Flight Portfolio .................................................................... 21 Brett Paesel ...................................................... Everything is Just Fine .............................................................. 22 Christopher Reich .......................................... Crown Jewel ............................................................................... 23 Eithne Shortall ................................................ Grace After Henry ..................................................................... 24 Meg Tilly ......................................................... Solace Island & Cliff’s Edge ....................................................... 25 Paul Tremblay ................................................ Growing Things ......................................................................... 26 David Vann ..................................................... Halibut on the Moon ................................................................. 27 TABLE OF CONTENTS Non-Fiction Dale Beran ....................................................... It Came From Something Awful................................................ 30 Bianca Bosker .................................................. Artsy Fartsy............................................................................... 31 Marc Brackett .................................................. Permission to Feel ...................................................................... 32 Patricia Walsh Chadwick .............................. Little Sister................................................................................. 33 Amy Cuddy .................................................... Bullies, Bystanders, and Brave hearts ....................................... 34 Sunil Dutta ...................................................... Stealing Green Mangoes ............................................................ 35 David Fajgenbaum ......................................... Chasing My Cure ...................................................................... 36 Isaac Stone Fish .............................................. Do You Want to Live in China’s World? .................................. 37 Michael Greger ............................................... How Not To Diet ....................................................................... 38 Martin Hagglund ........................................... This Life ..................................................................................... 39 Zach Klein ....................................................... Cabin Porn: Inside ..................................................................... 40 John Mauceri................................................... For the Love of Music ................................................................ 41 Christopher McDougall ................................ Running With Sherman ............................................................ 42 Judith Orloff .................................................... Thriving as an Empath .............................................................. 43 Kate Parker ..................................................... The Heart of a Boy ..................................................................... 44 Kate Pickert ..................................................... Radical ....................................................................................... 45 Karen Rinaldi .................................................. (It’s Great to) Suck at Something .............................................. 46 Jason Roberts .................................................. Every Living Thing ................................................................... 47 Reshma Saujani .............................................. Brave, Not Perfect ...................................................................... 48 Julia Flynn Siler .............................................. The White Devil’s Daughters .................................................... 49 Bren Smith ....................................................... Eat Like a Fish ........................................................................... 50 Ayelet Tsabari ................................................. The Art of Leaving ..................................................................... 51 Wendy Wood .................................................. Good Habits, Bad Habits ........................................................... 52 Patrick Wyman ............................................... The Crunch ................................................................................ 53 TABLE OF CONTENTS Young Adult Angela Duckworth ........................................ Grit: Young Readers Edition ..................................................... 55 Amy Ewing ..................................................... The Cerulean .............................................................................. 56 Dylan Farrow .................................................. Hush .......................................................................................... 57 Helena Fox ...................................................... How It Feels to Float .................................................................. 58 Andrew Fukuda ............................................. Dust Boy, Ash Girl .................................................................... 59 Sara Holland ................................................... Havenfall ................................................................................... 60 Adrienne Kisner ............................................. The Confusion of Laurel Graham .............................................. 61 Lizzy Mason ................................................... The Art of Losing ....................................................................... 62 Lauren Morrill ................................................ Better Than the Best Plan .......................................................... 63 Malla Nunn ..................................................... When the Ground is Hard ......................................................... 64 Pierre-Jacques Ober, Julie Ober & Felicity Coonan .......................................... Little Soldiers: The Good Son .................................................... 65 Farah Rishi ...................................................... I Hope You Get This Message ................................................... 66 Tara Sim .......................................................... Scavenge the Stars ..................................................................... 67 Todd Strasser .................................................. Summer of ‘69 ............................................................................ 68 Sarah Tomp ..................................................... The Easy Part of Impossible ....................................................... 69 Nina Varela ..................................................... Crier’s War ................................................................................ 70 Jeff Zentner ..................................................... Rayne and Delilah’s Midnite Matinee ...................................... 71 TABLE OF CONTENTS Recently Published Robert Greene ................................................ The Laws of Human Nature ...................................................... 74 Meghan Cox Gurdon ...................................
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