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1 Diana Evans 26A
Anchor Canada 2006 0385661223 / 9780385661225 Paperback Very Good 
"clean, tight has a remainder mark() From a stunning new voice, a debut novel that, like Zadie Smith's White Teeth and Monica Ali's Brick Lane, confronts the multi-racial realities of modern Britain with humour, grace, and lyrical intensity. Identical twins Georgia and Bessi live in the loft of 26 Waifer Avenue in Neasden, London. It is their place, one of strawberry-scented beanbag chair, a view of the apple trees, and very important decisions, and all visitors must knock on the door marked 26a before entering. Downstairs is a less harmonious world: Ida, the twins’ Nigerian mother, puts cayenne pepper on Yorkshire pudding and can only assuage her bouts of desperate homesickness with five-hour baths and long conversations in Edo with her own absent mother: Aubrey, their Derbyshire-born father, shouts ID: mon0000079108" 
Price: 6.84 USD
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2 Diana Evans 26A
Anchor Canada 2006 0385661223 / 9780385661225 Paperback New 
"Brand New Paperback, clean, tight, unmarked, no spine or cover creases Remainder mark some light cover edge wear() From a stunning new voice, a debut novel that, like Zadie Smith's White Teeth and Monica Ali's Brick Lane, confronts the multi-racial realities of modern Britain with humour, grace, and lyrical intensity. Identical twins Georgia and Bessi live in the loft of 26 Waifer Avenue in Neasden, London. It is their place, one of strawberry-scented beanbag chair, a view of the apple trees, and very important decisions, and all visitors must knock on the door marked 26a before entering. Downstairs is a less harmonious world: Ida, the twins’ Nigerian mother, puts cayenne pepper on Yorkshire pudding and can only assuage her bouts of desperate homesickness with five-hour baths and long conversations in Edo with her own absent mother: Aubrey, their Derbyshire-born father, shouts ID: mon0000026732" 
Price: 18.69 USD
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3 Diana Evans 26A
Anchor Canada 2006 0385661223 / 9780385661225 Paperback Very Good 
"Book condition is very good with minor imperfections.() From a stunning new voice, a debut novel that, like Zadie Smith's White Teeth and Monica Ali's Brick Lane, confronts the multi-racial realities of modern Britain with humour, grace, and lyrical intensity. Identical twins Georgia and Bessi live in the loft of 26 Waifer Avenue in Neasden, London. It is their place, one of strawberry-scented beanbag chair, a view of the apple trees, and very important decisions, and all visitors must knock on the door marked 26a before entering. Downstairs is a less harmonious world: Ida, the twins’ Nigerian mother, puts cayenne pepper on Yorkshire pudding and can only assuage her bouts of desperate homesickness with five-hour baths and long conversations in Edo with her own absent mother: Aubrey, their Derbyshire-born father, shouts ID: mon0000075883" 
Price: 7.82 USD
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4 Diana Evans 26A
Anchor Canada 2006 0385661223 / 9780385661225 Paperback Like New 
"clean, tight, has a remainder mark,() From a stunning new voice, a debut novel that, like Zadie Smith's White Teeth and Monica Ali's Brick Lane, confronts the multi-racial realities of modern Britain with humour, grace, and lyrical intensity. Identical twins Georgia and Bessi live in the loft of 26 Waifer Avenue in Neasden, London. It is their place, one of strawberry-scented beanbag chair, a view of the apple trees, and very important decisions, and all visitors must knock on the door marked 26a before entering. Downstairs is a less harmonious world: Ida, the twins’ Nigerian mother, puts cayenne pepper on Yorkshire pudding and can only assuage her bouts of desperate homesickness with five-hour baths and long conversations in Edo with her own absent mother: Aubrey, their Derbyshire-born father, shouts ID: mon0000123783" 
Price: 7.82 USD
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5 Diana Evans 26A
Anchor Canada 2006 0385661223 / 9780385661225 Paperback Very Good 
"'() From a stunning new voice, a debut novel that, like Zadie Smith's White Teeth and Monica Ali's Brick Lane, confronts the multi-racial realities of modern Britain with humour, grace, and lyrical intensity. Identical twins Georgia and Bessi live in the loft of 26 Waifer Avenue in Neasden, London. It is their place, one of strawberry-scented beanbag chair, a view of the apple trees, and very important decisions, and all visitors must knock on the door marked 26a before entering. Downstairs is a less harmonious world: Ida, the twins’ Nigerian mother, puts cayenne pepper on Yorkshire pudding and can only assuage her bouts of desperate homesickness with five-hour baths and long conversations in Edo with her own absent mother: Aubrey, their Derbyshire-born father, shouts ''Haddock!'' in frustration with his house full of women, and angrily roams the streets of Neasden to escape his demons. Older sister Bel discovers sex, high heels, and organic hairdressing, and baby sister Kemy is ob'''' ID: mon0000074743" 
Price: 7.82 USD
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6 Diana Evans The Wonder
Anchor Canada 2010 0385668201 / 9780385668200 Paperback Very Good 
"Some light edge rubbing and handling.() From the acclaimed author of 26a, comes a dazzling new novel about the fight to achieve one’s dream, and an unsolved disappearance at the heart of a family. As a child Lucas assumed that all children who’d lost their parents lived on water. Now a restless young man, and still sharing the West London narrowboat with his sister Denise, he secretly investigates the contents of an old wardrobe, in which he finds relics from the Midnight Ballet, an influential black dance company of the 1960s founded by his Jamaican father, the charismatic Antoney Matheus. In his search to unravel the legacy of the Midnight Ballet, Lucas hears of hot-house rehearsals in an abandoned Notting Hill church, of artistic battles and personal betrayals, and a whirlwind European tour. Most importantly, Lucas learns about his parents’ passionate and tumultuous relationship and of the events that led to his father’s final disappearance. Vividly conjuring the world of 1950s ID: mon0000104339" 
Price: 21.85 USD
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7 Diana Evans The Wonder
Anchor Canada 2010 0385668201 / 9780385668200 Paperback New 
"New clean, tight, unmarked (Fine), - JP ID: mon0000157799" 
Price: 21.84 USD
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