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The Thursday Murder Club — Richard Osman
Mystery with humour and heart. Four friends in an English retirement village meet to discuss unsolved crimes. When a real murder happens nearby, their hobby becomes a much more serious investigation. Consider this if you enjoy clever mysteries, entertaining characters and unlikely friendships.
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Atomic Habits — James Clear
Practical nonfiction about everyday habits. James Clear explains how small changes, repeated consistently, can help us build useful routines and change habits that get in the way. Consider this if you like concrete ideas you can try in daily life, including making more time for reading.
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The Midnight Library — Matt Haig
Reflective fiction with a speculative twist. Nora Seed encounters a library of lives she might have lived and explores how different choices could have changed her story. Consider this if you enjoy questions about regret, possibility and what makes a meaningful life. Content note: the story includes depression and suicide-related themes.
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