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<p><b>THE RUNAWAY JAPANESE BESTSELLER, NOW AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH<br/><br/>Pre-order now and discover the enchanting tale of an aged, near-blind, book-loving king and the stories he collects about unusual and magical books...</b><br/>__________<br/><br/>A book that makes the sound of turning pages <i>fractionally </i>too early, infuriating its readers; a diary shared by two children with painful secrets; a photo album left by a dying father for when his daughter gets married . . .<br/><br/>An elderly book-loving king sends two subjects on a mission: to travel the world collecting stories about weird and wonderful books. Upon their return, they recount their stories for the king over the course of thirteen nights.<br/><br/>From the comically irreverent to the heartrending to the heartwarming, THAT BOOK delves into all that a book can be, forming an enchanting compendium that reveals the ways in which we interact with books, and the importance they hold in our hearts - all told through the tale of two subjects gathering stories about books for their blind, book-loving king.<br/>__________</p>

<b>A multigenerational tale of the heroic Joestar family and their never-ending battle against evil!</b><br/><br/>The legendary <i>Shonen Jump </i>series is now available in deluxe hardcover editions featuring color pages! <i>JoJo's Bizarre Adventure</i> is a groundbreaking manga famous for its outlandish characters, wild humor and frenetic battles.<br/><br/>After having narrowly escaped from Weather Forecast, Pucchi finally reaches the Time for Heaven and unlocks the Stand Maiden Heaven. Both the Stand and Pucchi himself fight with what is close to godlike, universe-destroying power. Can Jolyne and her friends manage to stop the evil priest once and for all? Don't miss the thrilling conclusion of <i>JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6: Stone Ocean</i>.

<p><b>'This is such a rich book, both visually and narratively' </b>- Isabel Greenberg, author of <i>Young Hag</i><br/><br/><b>'A ravishing new take on a storied city' </b>- Katherine May, New York Times bestselling author of, <i>Wintering </i>and <i>Enchantment</i><br/><br/><b>At once heartrending and enlivening, this phenomenal graphic memoir is not another ode to New York but a meditation on how easy it is to fall beautifully, ridiculously in love</b><br/><br/>On her first night in New York, Kay Sohini sits on the tarmac of JFK airport making an inventory of all she's left behind in India. Kay realises two things: she's finally made it to the city that made her in celluloid and prose from across the Pacific - Kerouac, <i>Friends</i>, Plath - and that trauma she's endured in her relationship has left gaping holes in her memory.<br/><br/>In New York, at last, Kay has room to begin the work of piecing herself back together through art and food. But as her personal story becomes a window onto a mystifying metropolis both inhospitable and inspiring to the many who call it home, Kay embarks on an electric exploration of how to forge the self and a life of one's own today.<br/><br/>At once heartrending and enlivening, <i>This Beautiful, Ridiculous City</i> is not another ode to New York but a phenomenal meditation on how easy it is to fall beautifully, ridiculously in love with places - and indeed people - that do not always love us back but somehow still save us in weird, unexpected ways.</p>