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BOOKSELLER OF THE YEAR 2010
7 Lavant Street Petersfield, Hampshire
(01730) 261199 Mon - Sat 9:00 - 5:30
One Tree Books is an independent bookshop established in 1994. Staffed by experienced booksellers who love books, we aim to offer the highest quality of service. Whether you want to visit our newly opened first floor for classical music, travel and reference, relax with a cappucino in the One Tree cafe on the ground floor or just browse our comprehensive range of fiction, we look forward to your visit. We are able to order any British book in print and are happy to send it anywhere in the world. We also stock a broad range of greetings cards, wrapping paper, stationery, jigsaws and board games, both traditional and new. To find out more about gift ideas phone, fax, or email us. Click on CONTACT US for all of our contact details. For some tips on the best new fiction, click on Tim's list, but best of all come and see the shop in Lavant Street Petersfield.
 The long-awaited sequel to 'Wolf Hall' by Hilary Mantel is published on May 10th. Please let us know if you would like to reserve a copy.
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One of the most interesting books published this summer has to be Is God Still an Englishman by Cole Moreton. It is part biography, part history of the Church of England, but the key element of the book is a social history of the last 30 years. In this Moreton succeeds brilliantly in illustrating what Britain is today, how we think and, more crucially, what we believe. Wonderfully stylish and entertaining.
Lots of great summer reads out. If you are looking for the big book, look no further than The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell - entertaining and serious. For those who like a darker read, Room by Emma Donoghue is an extremely compelling read. Loosely based on the Fritzl case, it manages to engage the reader in a profound way. In a similarly creepy vein, Trespass by Rose Tremain set in the forests of southern France in the Cevennes Hills will certainly keep you engaged. The Novel in The Viola by Natasha Solomons , will delight those of a more romantic nature. Set in Devon during the war, it tells the story of a wealthy Jewish Austrian girl who finds herself working in a great country house as a parlour maid. If your penchant is for a high octane thriller then buy The Cobra by Frederick Forsyth – still the best in the genre. Happy reading!

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