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Bookface March Monthly Newsletter 2020 1.Indd THE INDEPENDENT BOOKSELLER'S MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS MARCH FICTION THE GOOD TURN A THOUSAND HERE WE ARE Dervla MOONS Graham Swift McTiernan Sebastian Paperback Paperback Barry RRP $ 29.99 THE MIRROR AND THE LIGHT RRP $ 32.99 Paperback The extraordinary Three seemingly RRP $ 32.99 new novel from the Hilary Mantel unconnected events 19 March release Booker Prize- Hardback – an investigation Follow-up to winner, following RRP $45.00 that ends in tragedy, the much-loved the lives of three 5 March release police corruption and the mystery of a 2016 Costa Book of the Year Days unique theatrical characters in 1959 With The Mirror and the little girl’s silence – will all prove to be Without End. Told in Sebastian Barry’s Brighton. Rich, comic, alive and subtly Light, Hilary Mantel brings linked by one small town. The much- gorgeous, lyrical prose, A Thousand devastating, Here We Are is a masterly to a triumphant close anticipated new Cormac Reilly novel by Moons is a powerful, moving study piece of literary magic which pulls back the trilogy she began international award winner and bestseller of one woman’s journey, of her the curtain on the human condition. with Wolf Hall and Bring Dervla McTIernan. Val McDermid determination to write her own future, Up the Bodies. Mantel called her ‘a born storyteller’ and Chris and of the enduring human capacity traces the fi nal years of Thomas Cromwell, the boy Hammer says this is ‘her best yet’. for love. from nowhere who climbs to the heights of power, offering a defi ning portrait of predator and prey, of a ferocious contest between present and past, between royal will and a common man’s vision: NON-FICTION of a modern nation making itself through confl ict, passion and courage. FAST ASLEEP TRUGANINI: WE NEED TO Dr Michael JOURNEY TALK ABOUT Mosley THROUGH THE MUM & DAD ABOUT THE AUTHOR Paperback APOCALYPSE Jean Kittson Hilary Mantel is the author RRP $ 29.99 Cassandra Paperback of fourteen books, including A Place Of Greater Safety, 5 March release Pybus RRP $ 34.99 Beyond Black, the memoir Giving Can’t sleep? Who Paperback 10 March release Up The Ghost, and the short- better to deliver the RRP $ 32.99 Jean Kittson, story collection The Assassination Of recipe for a peaceful 3 March release bestselling author of Margaret Thatcher. Her two most recent novels, night based on groundbreaking sleep The haunting story of the extraordinary You’re Still Hot to Me, provides a one- Wolf Hall and its sequel Bring Up The Bodies, have science than the bestselling author Aboriginal woman behind the myth of stop shop for how to support ageing both been awarded the Man Booker Prize - an Dr Michael Mosley. In Fast Asleep, ‘the last Tasmanian Aborigine’. loved ones, protect their health and unprecedented achievement. Dr Mosley brings together the latest Author Cassandra Pybus has examined wellbeing, keep them safe and secure, science to explain exactly what happens the original eyewitness accounts to write and enable them to be independent for to us when we sleep and why it is so Truganini’s extraordinary story in full. as long as possible. important that we get enough of it. ‘A compelling story, beautifully told’ - JULIA BAIRD, author and broadcaster. 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