Zoe West Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Zoe West

@CescaMajor Haha, exactly. Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl, a few wonderful Victorian classics and bang, straight into Flowers In The Attic, Jilly Cooper and Jackie Collins’ Chances from ‘Mum’s shelf’ 😳

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I haven’t cried so much at a book since The Push by @audrain This novel highlights just how difficult, wonderful, terrifying and all-consuming being a parent is. There’s so much I could say about this book but all I have space for is ‘Read it, it’s brilliant.’ #amazinggraceadams https://t.co/NzxqW9MA7n

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To celebrate the paperback release of Truly Darkly Deeply by Victoria Selman - out on 16th Feb - I have five copies to give away! 🎉 If you're fascinated by serial killers you'll love this Woman&Home Book Of The Month. Just RT and follow me before 13th Feb UK Only https://t.co/eSi0YiZvqu

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@KarenPowe11 I adored Daisy Jones & The Six. I got to speak to Taylor Jenkins Reid about Malibu Rising last year and I was quite honestly, star struck. Daisy Jones is one of my all-time favs https://t.co/gAkBWSuhv9

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@hannahbeckerman A few on my radar. Not read yet - Zadie Smith's new one, North Woods by Daniel Mason and The Book Of Beginnings by Sally Page x

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Always feel like I’m in a Jane Austen novel around here 🥰 #morningrun shots https://t.co/ckoJ0bWhZ4

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Was lucky enough to catch up with bestselling novelist Richard Osman about his second book in The Thursday Murder Club series for @womanandhome Here's what he had to say... https://t.co/V0dbFZKHvH

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@KarenPowe11 I adored Daisy Jones & The Six. I got to speak to Taylor Jenkins Reid about Malibu Rising last year and I was quite honestly, star struck. Daisy Jones is one of my all-time favs https://t.co/gAkBWSuhv9

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Help! Need #YA romances for my 14-year-old daughter. She loved The Summer I Turned Pretty and I've just bought her Anna And The French Kiss 😳 Protagonist to be around her age, maybe a little older. She loves thrillers but spooked by them https://t.co/aa2bP38p7h

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I never re-read books - mainly, due to time - but I know that Evil Eye by @EtafRum I will visit time and again. I loved it. A story of the lasting-effects of trauma; a powerful book about feeling powerless and wanting more. It broke me, in a good way. It's quite brilliant. https://t.co/hSkxKKno5G