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Sponsored by Griffin Bookshop features@algarveresident.com The Fall by Robert Muchamore When an MI5 operation goes disastrously wrong, James Adams needs all of his skills to get out of Russia alive.

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Grip it and Sip it by John Daly is out in hardcover at 15 euros. This is a funny and ribald golf book from one

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Rebus XX is out in hardcover at 29.50 euros and is as good as Rankin gets. 2007 marks Detective Inspector John Rebus’ last year in

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com There are two new cookery titles that we feel are worth considering, as they offer a new slant on ingredients which are appropriate to cooking

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com For anyone embarking a journey to learn to speak Portuguese or for those who have tried and given up, Usborne’s First Thousand Words in Portuguese

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com For younger readers, Francesca Simon’s Horrid Henry character is immensely popular. The Horrid Henry and the Abominable Snowman book and CD pack at 14 euros

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com The Gathering by Anne Enright is out in hardcover at 20 euros. The nine surviving children of the Hegarty clan gather in Dublin for the

Sponsored by: GRIFFIN BOOKSHOP features@algarveresident.com Dear John by Nicholas Sparks is out in paperback at 10.50 euros. From one of America’s most popular romance storytellers comes an unforgettable tale of

Sponsored by Griffin Bookshop features@algarveresident.com Saramago’s work is always translated into English and his latest novel, Seeing, is a sequel to his excellent novel, Blindness. Despite the heavy rain, the

Sponsored by Griffin Bookshop features@algarveresident.com In turns poignant and funny, this haunting novel demonstrates what happens when one person tries to rewrite another’s history and explores the mystery of why