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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When a sixteen-year-old abuse victim flees her childhood home with nothing more than the clothes on her back and a meagre collection of possessions, she thinks she is off to a difficult but better life. However, as the novelty of freely wandering London wears off, she begins to understand the danger she is in. In the subsequent hours, days, months, and years, her life is coloured with violence, loss, loneliness, and a feral hunger she struggles to break through.Told over fifteen snapshots in time, she invites us into London's rough sleeping underbelly, otherworldly yet hidden in plain sight. Grappling with fear, trauma, misplaced shame, and an aspiration for more than mere existence, she fights to return to society, experiencing both the best and worst of humanity in the process. Whilst we never learn her name, as we almost never learn the names of those on the streets, we do learn her story. Of how she learns what it is to be human when everything is stripped away, and the limitless value of the smallest pleasures.The story is, at its heart, a novelisation of the author's own experiences. In wanting to bring a new-found awareness to the issue of rough sleeping, the story is told with a brutal honesty and readers should be aware it contains depictions and themes of violence, sexual assault, death, suicidal ideation and generally distressing events.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She is the cleaner's daughter. He is the heir to the house she helps her mother scrub on Saturdays. In the autumn of 1982, on the edge of the North York Moors, eighteen-year-old Lainey Farrow and Sebastian Herne fall into the kind of love that, in another life, in another house, might have lasted.It does not last. By spring, Sebastian has been quietly engaged to a girl from his own world, and Lainey has walked off the estate carrying everything she will not say.Thirty years later, she is still in Middlesbrough, still cleaning, when Sebastian returns to Thornwell to turn the failing estate into a living museum. Lainey is on the staff. The years between them have done what years do - to her, to him, to her mother. What they were to each other was never finished. What they might still be to each other has waited the better part of forty years to ask.Gluttonous Animals is a novel about class, consent, ambition, and the long argument a body has with its own history. It moves between an English country estate and the terraced streets of Middlesbrough; between schoolrooms and seminar rooms, the Highland coast and a small flat in Canterbury where a woman in her fifties begins, at last, to write what she thinks. It is a love story that refuses to lie about either love or class - and a study of two people learning, late, what it means to be known.For readers of David Nicholls' One Day, Maggie O'Farrell's This Must Be the Place, and Tessa Hadley's The Past.…