fabliva.FROM THE EDITORIAL BOOKSHELF
Three ways into the library: a funny election for readers aged eight and up, a magical young adult novel and a thriller for adults. Choose the mood that suits you.
Why choose this book: For readers aged eight and up: twelve chapters of competing plans, ambitious promises and the work of getting something done together.
Vera wants a reading bench, Joep wants to win the election, and Miep is mostly interested in the apples.
Why choose this book: For young adults: practical weather magic, a shop to look after and a seventeen-year-old with a future of her own to shape.
June can sell sunshine and mend coats, but twelve stitches in her grandfather's old coat bring the rain indoors.
Why choose this book: For adults drawn to suspense: a vanished tenant and a report Lena never wrote turn a routine job into a personal risk.
Property surveyor Lena finds her name on a report she never wrote, and the tenant who could contradict it has vanished.
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