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So will Marnie and Michael end up together? Read on in part four of our exclusive extract of the One Day author's new book...

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Conrad was telling her how awful the hotel had been. 'I had to send the towels back because, well, you don't want to know ..read more

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In part three of One Day author David Nicholls's unmissable new novel, Marnie's head is turned by an enigmatic stranger. Conrad was the most handsome man she had ever seen - but didn't he know it...

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In yesterday's extract from One Day author David Nicholls' book, You Are Here, Marnie arrived in Cumbria for a group walking holiday organised by her friend Cleo. But who will she bond with ..read more

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EXCLUSIVE: Read the heart-stopping new love story from the author of One Day. Marnie never thought she'd be so lonely she'd talk to the TV. Michael takes long solitary walks in the rain. Now find out what happens next...

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In all her youthful visions of the future, of the job she might have, the city and home she might live in, the friends and family around her, Marnie had never thought that she'd be lonely ..read more

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From riveting tales of mobster wars to a 21st century Romeo & Juliet... our critics pick the best reads for you this weekend

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From a terrifying plot featuring mobster wars to a love story set on a tropical island, check out our critics' picks of the best new books to read this weekend ..read more

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An open marriage is always destined to end in recrimination and tears, I should know, says BEL MOONEY

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Author Molly Roden Winter and her husband, Stewart, are the next generation - our children, Generation X. With one discussion they agree to their open marriage with mind-boggling ease ..read more

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The brilliant double-agent who tricked Hitler and saved D-Day - and how the British had initially rejected him as a spy!

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Was the ultimate success of D-Day due, in large part, to a single man? A man whose real identity was unknown until the 1980s - and, even today, is hardly a household name ..read more

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The best new books to read this weekend: Our critics give their verdict on everything from a battle-scarred tale of motherhood to the latest fast and furious Jack Reacher

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Tales of life and death, a sleep-deprived mother, and the return of Jack Reacher... here are our critics' picks of the best new books to sink your teeth into this weekend ..read more

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Why smart phones are a form of child abuse: An author's tips on how to stop YOUR teen becoming addicted to screens

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Jonathan Haidt, an American academic, is worried that smart phones have changed the nature of childhood, making our kids depressed and reducing their ability to function in the real world ..read more

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Novelist Lesley Pearse's own turbulent story: She grew up in an orphanange, gave her son up for adoption, endured two marriages and bankruptcy... but now she sells a book every four minutes

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When Lesley Pearse sat down to write her first novel, her problem wasn't what to put in but how much of her turbulent life story to leave out ..read more

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The best new books to read this weekend: Our critics give their verdict on everything from a deadly stalking nightmare to a screwball black comedy

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From the best new fiction to psychological thrillers, sci-fi, literary fiction and old-school reads, check out our critics' picks of the best new books to get your teeth into this weekend ..read more

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