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Imprint: Transworld Digital
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Published: 11/10/2018
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ISBN: 9781473561847
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Length: 592 Pages
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RRP: £8.99
THE EPIC BESTSELLING NEW NOVEL FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE BOOK THIEF
‘If The Book Thief was a novel that allowed Death to steal the show... [its] brilliantly illuminated follow-up is affirmatively full of life’ Guardian
A lost typewriter -- A dead dog -- The bones of the snake that killed it
Matthew Dunbar, eldest of five brothers, is on a journey to find them all. Only then can he tell the astonishing story of his family, rocked by tragedy and a long-buried secret.
He will learn of a mother who crosses continents for a new home; of a father searching for love in the keys of an old piano; and, finally, of a brother named Clay, who will make the most challenging journey of them all, and change their lives for ever.
An epic and spellbinding quest for redemption and greatness, Bridge of Clay will take you to many places, and will ask two eternal questions: where are you going, and who will you be when you get there …?
'This is a tale of love, art and redemption; rowdy and joyous.' Times
'Bridge of Clay is one of those monumental books that can draw you across space and time' Washington Post
'This book blew me away' JODI PICOULT
'Devastating, demanding, deeply moving' Wall Street Journal
'Moving and epic' Stylist
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Imprint: Transworld Digital
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Published: 11/10/2018
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ISBN: 9781473561847
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Length: 592 Pages
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RRP: £8.99
Reviews
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"[Zusak] flings his readers straight into the deep end of his new vast, teeming novel . . . Warm and heartfelt . . . This is a tale of love, art and redemption; rowdy and joyous, with flashes of wit and insight, and ultimately moving."
Kate Saunders, Times
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"If The Book Thief was a novel that allowed Death to steal the show... [its] brilliantly illuminated follow-up is affirmatively full of life."
Alfred Hickling, Guardian
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"The wait is over."
New York Times
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"This vast novel is a feast of language and irony. There is sly wit on every page... it is hard not to fall a bit in love with it."
Michael McGirr, Sydney Morning Herald
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"Bridge of Clay has been more than a decade in the making, and it shows: The characters are clearly loved, and the artistry of language will leave you gasping at times."
New York Times
