'Warm and uplifting storytelling: a delightful treat' Clare
Chambers, author of Small Pleasures 'If you're not in the Yuletide
mood yet, you will be after this' Telegraph 'An ode to the strange
and wonderful time that is Christmas' Stylist 'A novel that's sure
to warm the heart of any Scrooge' Radio Times 'Tender and moving,
Gifts is infused with Christmas magic - that bittersweet mix of
joy, yearning, sadness and hope that accompanies the festive
season' Daily Mirror 'A gorgeous festive tale... Beautifully
written and highly emotionally intelligent' Daily Mail 'I loved The
Versions Of Us by Laura Barnett and her new novel is just as
wonderful... The ideal warm, bittersweet read to get you in the
festive spirit' Good Housekeeping 'Full of warmth, poignancy and a
huge dose of Christmas spirit' Red Twelve people Twelve gifts One
Christmas to remember Maddy runs the bookshop on Market Square.
She's struggling to choose a gift (a watch? a wine subscription? a
weekend bag? all too much?) for her old school friend Peter, who's
just moved back from London following a messy divorce. Peter
doesn't have a clue what to get for his teenage daughter Chloe -
furious with her mother, she's decided to up sticks and move to
Kent with him, but he worries that he really doesn't know her at
all. Chloe wants to buy something special for her grandmother
Irene, who lives alone on the other side of town. Irene doesn't get
out much these days, but she'd really like to find the right gift
for Alina, who's so much more than a carer, really - always stops
to chat for a bit, have a cup of tea, even if it makes her late.
And Alina, meanwhile, has her eye on something for... From the no.
1 bestselling author of The Versions of Us comes a novel about how
wonderful and sad and difficult and happy and strange Christmas can
be. Stories to inspire, move and comfort. 'He felt it: the
lightness, the expansiveness, the anticipation, the sense that
something good was coming. And it was, wasn't it - though the world
was still licking its collective wounds and there was still
suffering everywhere, suffering and loneliness and sadness. Despite
all this, it was good: it was kindness, it was giving without
thought of recompense, it was light in the darkness'
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