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by - written on 10/06/09 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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I loved Elizabeth Noble's last book, 'Things I Want My Daughters To Know' (even though it made me cry), so when I saw her latest release 'The Girl Next Door' on sale at Heathrow, I decided I just had to buy it for my holiday reading. Even though I don't tend to buy large-format paperbacks these days as I'm trying to spend less money, I thought I could treat myself just this once.... Actually I ended up buying two books, but that's a whole other story! 'The Girl Next Door' is set in a New York apartment building and follows the intertwining lives of its residents during a period of about a year. The story begins with an English couple, Eve and Ed Gallagher, ... Read the complete review

by - written on 02/05/09 (Very useful, 218 readings)
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For me, there is nothing better than sitting down in the peace and quiet and reading a really good book. I've always loved reading, and I do moreso now than I ever have done. There are so many good books on the market that it's sometimes hard to choose what one to read next. There are some new authors that really please with me with their books, and Elizabeth Noble is one such author. Although she has been writing since 2003, I've only just got into her books and after loving her 2008 release, I was desperate to read her new book 'The Girl Next Door'. As usual, I got a copy from the library and sat down eagerly to devour it. Eve and Ed Gallagher have just ... Read the complete review
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