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BookTube Book Haul! Mixed Library Book Haul!

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Channel: Amy McLean - Author and Film Reviewer · 2017 · Entertainment

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MY BOOKS: https://www.mcleanamy.co.uk/ [OPEN FOR LINKS AND INFO!] #BookTube #books #literature Welcome to my latest BookTube book haul! This is a mixed library book haul. Scroll for a list of the books featured! Let me know if you've ready any of these - I'd love to know your thoughts!

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The Crystal Max Phillips
About: Written by ten-year-old boy from Primrose Hill to raise money for Cancer Research UK. More information on the Ham&High website here: http://www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/primrose-hill-boy-10-writes-12-500-word-fantasy-novel-to-raise-cash-for-charity-1-4928144

The Gift Maker Mark Mayes
About: From Urbane Publishing, this novel combines magic, action, and fear when small boxes are delivered to several people. What's inside them though, only time will tell...

Caraval Stephanie Garber
About: There's been so much hype about this YA novel that, when I saw it in my local library, I had to check it out. But does the claustraphobic-yet-vast island gameshow setting live up to all that praise?

The Doll's House M.J. Arlidge
About: It's crime fiction with murders, cadavers, and kidnappers. What's not to love?

London Movie Guide Simon R.H. James
About: Ever wanted to go hunting for film locations throughout London? Well now you can! The research that has gone into this is incredible. If you're looking for a comprehensive guide for film locations in London, then this is it.

The Lie Tree Frances Hardinge
About: A tree that reveals truth in exchange for a lie? It's an interesting premise, though not what I was expecting...

The Cinemas of Camden Mark Aston
About: The history of cinema and picture houses in the borough of Camden. Did you know the Hampstead Everyman cinema is the oldest repertory cinema in the world?! And who knew there was once an Odeon on Haverstock Hill?! 

Thrillers Martin Ruben
About: This little beauty provides an in-depth look into the different developments in thrillers over the decades. From cop and detective to neo-noir and psychological, it's got it all!

Film Studies Amy Villarejo
About: If you want to build on your existing film knowledge, this one's pretty good!

Dead Time Anne Cassidy
About: Murder and chaos among teenagers, a subject with which any Cassidy fan will be familiar. Set in and around Camden and Hampstead, it's gripping, with a great development and pretty interesting characters. Cassidy was the author to whom I progressed after devouring Jacqueline Wilson in my childhood. I cannot recommend her work enough!

The Pankhursts The History of One Radical Family Martin Pugh
About: Emmeline, Christabel, and Sylvia. Just three of the women behind the suffrage movement. I love them.

Leave The Letters Till We're Dead The Letters of Virginia Woolf, 1936-1941 - edited by Nigel Nicholson
About: I have a feeling these ones are going to be emotional. I love Virginia Woolf. I need Virginia Woolf. Virginia Woolf.

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