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All the books featured in this edition are gathered on the Lincolnshire Libraries website so you can reserve them for free to collect from your local library.
Impossible Creatures - Katherine Rundell
Tipped to become a children’s classic, Katherine Rundell ventures into the fantasy genre with this tale of Mal and Christopher’s quest across the wild splendour of the Archipelago, a fantasy world where sphinxes hold secrets and centaurs do terrible deeds.
(Available in book, e-book and e-audiobook)
Killing Jericho - William Hussey
Fresh out of jail, a disgraced former detective is forced to seek refuge with the fairground family he once rejected. This gripping new crime novel from Skegness’ own William Hussey is full of surprising twists and will have you on the edge of your seat.
(Available in book and e-book)
The Great Post Office Scandal – Nick Wallis
The story of how people fought back to clear their names and expose the multimillion-pound IT disaster that put innocent people in jail.
(Available in book, e-book and e-audiobook)
A Fenland Garden - Francis Pryor
Discover how Francis Pryor created a haven for people, plants and wildlife in a remote corner of the Lincolnshire Fens. Interweaving Fenland lore and history with the details of the planning and building of the garden make for a truly inspiring and captivating read.
(Available in book and e-book)
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