Glasshopper (Paperback)
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Glasshopper (Paperback)

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Paperback 384 Pages
Published: 17/09/2009
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Publisher: Myriad Editions
ISBN: 9780954930974
Number of pages: 384
Dimensions: 198 x 129 mm
Edition: UK ed.

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“Definitely one to put on your reading list”

This story of family life is told in two threads - both told in the first person. The threads alternate between Jake (the middle son) and Mary. Mary’s thread allows us a brief look into her childhood/teens which helps... More

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Bookread2day

“Loved this first book by Isabel Ashdown”

Glasshopper is Isabel Ashdown's very first novel and I thouroughly enjoyed every page. Glasshopper won the Observer Best Debut Novels of the Year. Isabel Ashdown lives in West Sussex with her husband who is an... More

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“Glasshopper”

This is brilliantly written and easy to read. I couldn't put this book down.

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