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The Good Daughter
Karin Slaughter · 30 Oct
Best for: Readers who want a Southern-gothic family drama about two traumatized sisters, with a courtroom case as the frame, and who don't mind a layered, non-linear reveal.
Bradbury Stories
Ray Bradbury · 30 Oct
Best for: Adult readers who know Bradbury mainly from The Martian Chronicles or Fahrenheit 451 from school and want a comprehensive collection in one place.
The Hunger Games
Suzanne Collins · 29 Oct
Best for: Readers who want a fast, suspense-driven dystopian survival story with a reality-TV satire edge, including teens and adults new to YA dystopia.
The 1000 Year Old Boy
Ross Welford · 29 Oct
Best for: Middle-grade readers and parents or teachers who want a warm, funny, fast-moving adventure with a sad emotional centre, built around friendship rather than deep historical detail.
The Birds
Daphne Du Maurier · 29 Oct
Best for: Readers who want slow-building, atmospheric dread over action, and anyone curious how the original story differs from Hitchcock's film.
Sunrise on the Reaping
Suzanne Collins · 29 Oct
Best for: Readers who already love the Hunger Games trilogy and want Haymitch's backstory as a grim, character-focused origin story rather than a fresh plot.

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Gege Akutami's Jujutsu Kaisen Final Exhibition opens in Tokyo this Christmas, with unseen storyboards, drafts and backgrounds from Vols. 28-30.

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