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Ruby Soames is a UK-US writer and university lecturer. For the last ten years she has been living in the South of France with her two children and non-alleric dog, Elvis. 'Seven Days to Tell You' is her first novel published as a result of being enjoyed so much by reading groups all over the UK in the Hookline & Thinker Novel Reading competition.



So in two days, Wednesday 30th May, I go to London for the People's Book Prize Award Ceremony. The founder is Beryl Bainbridge, the Patron Frederick Forsyth. The competition is about giving books from independent or small publishers a chance to showcase their work. It's democratic in that readers get to chose and vote for the book they want to win. My novel 'Seven Days to Tell You' is one of th... read more »
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Average rating: 3.78 · 18 ratings · 9 reviews · 1 distinct work
Seven Days to Tell You
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Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James
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School Ties by William Boyd
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The Destiny of Nathalie X by William Boyd
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Stars and Bars by William Boyd
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Waiting for Sunrise by William Boyd
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David Nicholls
“Just kidding' was exactly what people wrote when they meant every word.”
David Nicholls, One Day

“If you want to know what's in motherhood for you, as a woman, then - in truth - it's nothing you couldn't get from, say, reading the 100 greatest books in human history; learning a foreign language well enough to argue in it; climbing hills; loving recklessly; sitting quietly, alone, in the dawn; drinking whisky with revolutionaries; learning to do close-hand magic; swimming in a river in winter; growing foxgloves, peas and roses; calling your mum; singing while you walk; being polite; and always, always helping strangers. No one has ever claimed for a moment that childless men have missed out on a vital aspect of their existence, and were the poorer, and crippled by it.”
Caitlin Moran, How To Be A Woman

May Sarton
“We have to dare to be ourselves, however frightening or strange that self may prove to be.”
May Sarton

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