This Book Will Save Your Life
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Narrated by:
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Garrick Hagon
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By:
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A. M. Homes
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Critic reviews
""Exploding with warmth and hope, this book may not save your life, but it might just open you to the possibility of it!"(Daily Express)
"A scarily human, kind, and alarming epic of second chances. If Oprah went insane, this might be her favourite book." (John Waters)
"A.M. Homes' new novel is weird and warm and wise and really rather wonderful. There's some kind of magic at work...Inexplicably addictive." (Mark Haddon)
"This brave story of a lost man's reconnection with the world could become a generational touchstone, like Catch 22, The Monkey Wrench Gang, or The Catcher in the Rye." (Stephen King)
"A scarily human, kind, and alarming epic of second chances. If Oprah went insane, this might be her favourite book." (John Waters)
"A.M. Homes' new novel is weird and warm and wise and really rather wonderful. There's some kind of magic at work...Inexplicably addictive." (Mark Haddon)
"This brave story of a lost man's reconnection with the world could become a generational touchstone, like Catch 22, The Monkey Wrench Gang, or The Catcher in the Rye." (Stephen King)
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