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Mon at 1pm, Gboyega Odubanjo Author of While I Yet Live.

They are memories hard to believe, waiting at the edge of things. This is what he remembers, as he sits by the ocean at the end of the lane:Ī dead man on the back seat of the car, and warm milk at the farmhouse.Īn ancient little girl, and an old woman who saw the moon being made.Ī beautiful housekeeper with a monstrous smile.Īnd dark forces woken that were best left undisturbed. But some books just swallow you up, heart and soul’ Joanne Harris ‘Both a pitch-perfect fantasy and a moving examination of childhood memories and their effects on our adult selves … superb’ The Times

Breathtaking i llustrations by fine artist and illustrator, Elise Hurst. A special illustrated edition of The Ocean at the End of the Lane, the bestselling magical novel from master storyteller Neil Gaiman.

The ocean at the end of the lane