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Item code: FE700
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The Behaviour of Moths **signed first edition** |
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Adams, Poppy The Behaviour of Moths London, Virago, 2008 Fine in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author. First novel - scheduled for BBC's Book at Bedtime. Foreign rights sold in Europe and U.S.A.
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Item code: FE695
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Imagine This **signed first edition** |
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Adeniran, Sade Imagine This London, SW Books, 2007 Paperback original (no hardback). Fine as issued in card cover. Signed, dated and inscribed with a motto by the author. Loosely laid in is promotional postcard. Self published first novel which has just won the African Regional Award for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize.
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Item code: FE759
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The Secret Scripture **signed first edition** |
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Barry, Sebastian The Secret Scripture London, Faber & Faber, 2008 Fine (unread) in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author. Latest novel from the Man Booker and IMPAC- shortlisted author of A Long, Long Way.
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Item code: FE690
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Submarine **signed first edition** |
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Dunthorne Joe Submarine London, Hamish Hamilton, 2008 Signed by the author Fine (unread) in Fine dustjacket
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Item code: FE765
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Devil May Care **first edition** |
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Faulks, Sebastian Devil May Care London, Penguin, 2008 Fine as issued in Fine dustjacket. Latest Bond novel - commissioned to commemorate the centenary of Ian Fleming's birth on 28th May 1908.
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Item code: FE686
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The Joshua Files. Invisible City *first edition* |
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Harris, M. G. The Joshua Files. The Invisible City London, Scholastic, 2008 Paperback original. Fine in striking orange fluorescent plastic sleeve. Scholastic secured the option on this first novel in a two-book deal, fighting off bidding from four other publishers. One Boy - One Deadly Prophecy - One Heart-Stopping Adventure. Set in the Mexican jungle. Recommended. For more info, see the Book Trailer for The Joshua Files on YouTube
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Item code: FE766
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Warrior **signed first edition** |
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Mallinson, Allan Warrior London, Bantam Press, 2008 Fine as issued in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author on the title page. Matthew Hervey takes on the Warrior King of the Zulus.
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Item code: FE688
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We Are Now Beginning Our Descent *signed first edition* |
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Meek, James We Are Now Beginning Our Descent Edinburgh, Canongate, 2008 Fine (unread) in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author on the title page. Latest novel from award-winning author of The People's Act of Love.
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Item code: FE672
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Sepulchre *signed first edition* |
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Mosse, Kate Sepulchre London, Orion, 2007 Fine as issued in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author, who wrote the bestselling novel "Labyrinth".
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Item code: FE699
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Once Upon A Time in The North **first edition** |
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Pullman, Philip. (Lawrence, John - illustrator) Once Upon A Time in The North Oxford, David Fickling, 2008 Fine in cloth boards without dustjacket as issued. Also included in a pocket at the rear of the book are two inserts: Peril of The Pole (a game) and a card press-out wind compass.
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Item code: FE756
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Queste. Septimus Heap Book 4 **signed first edition** |
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Sage, Angie Queste. Septimus Heap Book 4 London, Bloomsbury, 2008 Fine with printed boards in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author. Spare dustjacket for Queste included.
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Item code: FE753
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The Suspicions of Mr Whicher **signed first edition** |
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Summerscale, Kate The Suspicions of Mr Whicher or The Murder at Road Hill House London, Bloomsbury, 2008. Fine (unread in Fine dustjacket. Signed by the author on the title page. A true story which inspired writers such as Wilkie Collins, Charles Dickens Arthur Conan Doyle and now Kate Summerscale. The author untangles the facts behind this notorious murder case of 1860.
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