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I swapped my Kindle for a Kobo - is it a switch we should all be making?The Kindle vs Kobo debate has been a longstanding one between eReader enthusiasts. I put the two head-to-head to help you find your perfect fit
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The biggest trophy of the month isn’t the world cup, The Correspondent takes the top spot for womenIt's official, the Women's Prize winners have been announced for both fiction and non-fiction. Here's our Books Editor, Zoe's, thoughts on the result
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What happens after happily ever after? This sun-soaked romance will sweep you off your feetWe sat down with the author of After Ever After, Hannah Luckett to hear more about her second-chance romance set in France - perfect for the beach this summer
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If you read one book this weekend, make it this - it's already our favourite book of the yearFive by Ilona Bannister is a tense, psychological thriller written from a unique perspective. We defy you not to devour it in one weekend.
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Anne Tyler is an expert on writing about ordinary people - we quizzed her about Three Days In June and the writing processOur books editor speaks to author, Anne Tyler, about her new novel, Three Days In June. We ask her for book recommendations and special insights too
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Could your favourite book inspire someone else? Join our challenge for the National Year of ReadingWe're teaming up with best-selling authors and our readers to celebrate the joy of a good book
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Need new books to read in May? Here's what we're devouringFrom the books everyone's talking about to the undiscovered gems, these are the best books to read this may, as recommended by our experts
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Why everyone's talking about The Power audiobook again - and the bold new voices that make this electricNaomi Alderman celebrates ten years of her award-winning novel, The Power, with a full-cast re-record of the audiobook. We have all the special insights.
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Meet Gruffalo Granny – the new Julia Donaldson character inspired by grandmotherhoodJulia Donaldson has announced a new book inspired by grandmotherhood, and it's sure to strike a chord with parents in their 40s and beyond
