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Kate Atkinson’s new novel shouldn’t work. Somehow it does

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Sydney Morning Herald
By Helen Elliott
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Kate Atkinson’s new novel shouldn’t work. Somehow it does
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Part murder mystery, part postwar history, the British writer’s latest is a dizzying literary juggling act that somehow comes together brilliantly.

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  • Kate Atkinson’s new novel shouldn’t work.
  • Part murder mystery, part postwar history, the British writer’s latest is a dizzying literary juggling act that somehow comes together brilliantly.
  • Part murder mystery, part postwar history, the British writer’s latest is a dizzying literary juggling act that somehow comes together brilliantly.

Part murder mystery, part postwar history, the British writer’s latest is a dizzying literary juggling act that somehow comes together brilliantly.

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