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What would happen if white people woke up black? @HoumanBarekat reviews The Last White Man by Mohsin Hamid https://t.co/BzcHM9bnnI

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Readers just can’t get enough of Charlie Mackesy. The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse has been in the charts for 115 weeks, the longest run since digital records began. Read the full Sunday Times bestsellers list here. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-sunday-times-bestsellers-list-books-reads-authors-writers-wtf0fg8v7

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The Bonnie Garmus phenomenon continues to grow. After a sold-out event at the Cheltenham Literature Festival last week, her debut novel, Lessons in Chemistry, has returned to the bestsellers list — for its 25th week in the charts https://t.co/VtkdAhArFG

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Sally Rooney has done it - she’s straight to the top of the charts in the Sunday Times Bestsellers list, with 46,065 copies of Beautiful World, Where Are You flying off the shelves in a week. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-sunday-times-bestsellers-list-books-reads-authors-writers-wtf0fg8v7

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Of the books published in the immediate aftermath of her accession, the most influential on the world’s imagination was surely JRR Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. The best? Hard, I think, to look past William Golding’s Lord of the Flies

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Piranesi by Susanna Clarke returns to the Sunday Times bestsellers list after winning the Women’s Prize for Fiction https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-sunday-times-bestsellers-list-books-reads-authors-writers-wtf0fg8v7

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Goodbye cosy crime, hello pandemic dystopia: Hanya Yanagihara (of A Little Life fame) has beaten Richard Osman to the top of our fiction hardbacks bestseller list with her new novel To Paradise https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-sunday-times-bestsellers-list-books-reads-authors-writers-wtf0fg8v7

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The International Booker-winning author of The Vegetarian disappoints with her latest novel |✍️ Claire Lowdon https://t.co/ajQgdBcouQ

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Pulitzer-winner Anthony Doerr champions the printed word in a new novel. But are his morals enough to make us read on, asks @HoumanBarekat https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/cloud-cuckoo-land-by-anthony-doerr-review-9nn5wr329

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7. Fairy Tale by @StephenKing Sep 6, Hodder & Stoughton A grief-stricken teenager with an alcoholic dad tangles with an old recluse who owns a big, sweet dog and a creepy, locked-up shed. It’s Stephen King, so what could possibly go wrong — or get supernatural?