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On the bookshelf: April/May 2015

Posted on June 6, 2015 by Roisin

Last month was a bit crazy with college deadlines etc. I’ve condensed two months reviews into one! Advertisements

Posted in Books Tagged Ayoade on Ayoade, Ben Aaronovitch, books, Genevieve Valentine, JK Rowling, Jon Ronson, Kate Atkinson, Lost At Sea, Moon over Soho, On the bookshelf, opinion, reviews, Richard Ayoade, Robert Galbraith, The Girls At the Kingfisher Club, The Silkworm, When Will There Be Good News?

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