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The Fascinators

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A must-read for persons who like magic, ¡°The Fascinators¡± is an attractive tale of young love and friendship. In a town where magic is opposed, a group of friends brought together by an amateur magic club guide their love lives, relationships and social mix-ups.

The Paris Hours

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¡°The Paris Hours¡± takes place over the course of a single day in 1927 in the City of Light, but is told through the stories of four characters. The story explores the effects and events of World War I and the magnificence of Paris through four characters¡¯ angles, and the climax brings their paths together in an exciting read that you won¡¯t be able to put down.

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A fictional account set in 1939 about the mother of Queen Elizabeth ¢ò, once described by Hitler as ¡°the most dangerous woman in the world.¡± She decides to make the reign of her husband, King George VI, successful, through a story that¡¯s full of royal secrets. This book is a must-read for history lovers and fans of ¡°The Crown.¡±

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