The Librarians of Rue de Picardie - Charles, Janet Skeslien
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'A wonderful story about the power books have not only to inspire, but also to rescue and restore. The characters are so richly drawn that they leap off the page. I absolutely loved it' Ruth Hogan 'Janet Skeslien Charles has an alchemist's eye for tiny historical detail that shimmers under her pen. A story quite unlike any other. A rich, glorious life-affirming ode to the power of books and female solidarity. Simply unforgettable' Kate Thompson 'An astonishing novel with the beating heart of courageous women who change the world through books. A moving novel of sacrifice, heroism and inspired…mehr

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'A wonderful story about the power books have not only to inspire, but also to rescue and restore. The characters are so richly drawn that they leap off the page. I absolutely loved it' Ruth Hogan 'Janet Skeslien Charles has an alchemist's eye for tiny historical detail that shimmers under her pen. A story quite unlike any other. A rich, glorious life-affirming ode to the power of books and female solidarity. Simply unforgettable' Kate Thompson 'An astonishing novel with the beating heart of courageous women who change the world through books. A moving novel of sacrifice, heroism and inspired storytelling immersed in the power of books to change our lives' Patti Callahan Henry 'Bursting with remarkable characters and filled with heart-in-mouth moments, this is a hugely enjoyable read. An enthralling, emotional story rich in historical detail' Liese O'Halloran Schwarz 'A compelling ode to the astonishing power of libraries and librarians... Unputdownable' Marie Benedict
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Janet Skeslien Charles is the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of The Paris Library. Her work has been translated into thirty-eight languages. She has spent a decade researching Jessie Carson at the Morgan Library, the New York Public Library, and archives across France. Her shorter work has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, the Sydney Morning Herald, Literary Hub, and the anthology Montana Noir.