Bookmark 01/2023

Bookmark
No. 1/2023
Magazine
The English Magazine
by Orell Füssli Thalia AG
Jay Shetty on
his new book
8 Rules of
Love – p. 5
p. 3 Soul Food
p. 12 Still Waters Run Deep
p. 18 What We Loved

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EDITORIAL & TABLE OF CONTENTS
Dear Reader
With summer here and the warm days finally upon us, we are
excited to present to you a brand new issue of Bookmark to help you
discover the must-read books of the summer and inspiration for
your reading journey throughout the season.
With our curated selection of cookbooks, you no longer have
to hop on a plane to explore wonderful new places and flavours –
you can do so from the comfort of your own kitchen. Indulge in
mouth-watering dishes and cook nourishing recipes from around
the world to transform your dinner table into the ultimate summer
dining destination.
How can we discover love and maintain it, and what is the
most effective way to establish meaningful connections with
others? Find out more in our interview with author Jay Shetty,
as he discusses his intriguing new book, 8 Rules of Love.
Things are not always what they seem – nothing proves this
better than our collection of stories that allow you to dive under
the surface of human nature. Delve deeper into some of the most
captivating fiction of recent years. Whether you are looking
for profound storylines, gripping dystopian tales or suspenseful
thrillers, we have it all covered.
We also invite you to peruse our book experts’ personal
favourites, and are confident that you, too, will find a new
treasured page-turner.
Christine Roth
Head of Marketing & Communication
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Table of
Contents
3 Soul Food
Delicious cookbooks to nourish
your mind and soul
5 “You can choose to connect.”
Interview with author Jay Shetty
8 Rip-Roaring Releases
Discover this season’s
best new reads
12 Still Waters Run Deep
Things are not always what
they seem in this selection of
must-read books
17 Introducing ...
18 What We Loved
Personal recommendations
from our book experts
12
Still
Waters
Run
Deep
Soul Food
Eating is not just the simple act of feeding our bodies – it’s also the enriching
experience of nourishing our minds and souls. It has been such a joy to
select cookbooks with delicious and nutritious recipes that bring happiness
and comfort to eaters and readers.
Text by Christine Modafferi
We live in a fast-paced world, where ticking off tasks on our to-do
list and juggling work, long commutes, family and busy social lives
leave us with little to no time to take care of ourselves. But some of
life’s best experiences are had right at the centre of our homes, at the
dinner table, over mouth-watering spreads of roasts, freshly baked
goods or simple foods that honour where we come from.
The recipes in the beautiful books that we have selected for you
are full of heart and soul, and will hopefully bring you the comfort
and joy that we’ve experienced here at Bookmark testing them out.
Whether you’re in the mood for tangy new cocktails, fancy some
heart-warming veggie dishes, crave some sugary chocolate chip
cookies or want more traditional food, the books that follow make
wonderful cooking companions and are perfect for all levels of
culinary expertise. Take some time out of your busy days to engage
your senses and nourish your soul and body with recipes that are
rooted in self-love.
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Comfort and Joy does exactly what it says on the tin: packed with
recipes that feel like a comforting hug. Each dish, from savoury
udon to sweet milk cake, brings joy to vegetarians and plant lovers
alike. Crunchy nuts, light beans and grains
and fresh fruit come to life in a symphony
of smells and tastes that celebrate the stories
of life thanks to the very earth we walk on.
A beautiful celebration of vegetarian and
vegan diets, you'll relish in deep-fried veg,
strengthening stews, comforting curries and
carbonaras, and refreshing salads. Comfort
and Joy is a bold progression from Ravinder
Bhogal's previous book Jikoni, loved by many
fans of the homonymous restaurant owned
by her. Being vegetarian has never been this
varied or delicious!
COMFORT
AND JOY
Ravinder Bhogal,
CHF 47.90,
Bloomsbury
Publishing

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Travel through Iran, Italy and everywhere
in between in a delicious fusion of recipes
with Pomegranates & Artichokes. And what
a journey awaits! 80 flavourful dishes that
speak to the author's experience immigrating
from her homeland, Iran, to her adopted
country, Italy. This is a book for those who
have found themselves by experiencing new
cultures. It shows how the same ingredients
are used across countries and continents,
making us all so much more similar than we
think. This beautiful book is also a feast for
POMEGRAN-
ATES &
ARTICHOKES
Saghar Setareh,
CHF 45.90,
Murdoch Books
the eyes, with stunning photography of all the deliciousness,
from guinea hen braised with pomegranate to Sicilian-style
stuffed artichokes. Saghar Setareh proves that there are no borders
when it comes to food.
Oftentimes it's not just the taste of food
that fills our soul; it's the process of cooking
that soothes the mind. And that is exactly
what psychotherapist Jack Hazan explores
with Mind Over Batter. 75 recipes become
75 ways of experiencing therapy to heal
the heart through baking, inspired by
countries around the world. From luscious
Syrian baked goods inspired by the author's
childhood memories to mainstream American
treats, Mind Over Batter focuses on the
journey rather than the end product, offering therapeutic
techniques of baking to engage body and mind. Let go
of perfectionism, forgive yourself for your mistakes and
MIND OVER
BATTER
Jack Hazan,
CHF 47.90,
Chronicle Books
quiet the overthinking mind while rolling crusts and mixing
meringues. This book is the epitome of 'food for thought'!
Staying on topic with baked goods, First,
Cream the Butter and Sugar makes baking
easy ... and enjoyable. This recipe companion
is perfect for beginner bakers overwhelmed
by the many steps needed to conquer towering
cakes, but will also delight seasoned
pastry chefs that want to add creativity to
their recipes. Beautifully illustrated with
pastel colours throughout, author and pastry
chef Emelia Jackson teaches the basics of
making cakes, cookies, tarts, choux pastries
and baking with yeast – and offers options
to personalise each recipe, too. Bake the
world a better place with this step-by-step
guide of dreamy deliciousness!
“Bake the world a
better place ...”
FIRST,
CREAM THE
BUTTER AND
SUGAR
Emelia Jackson,
CHF 49.90,
Murdoch Books
“Fantastic-tasting and
healthy Persian recipes that
bring joy all around.”
Salamati is the Farsi word to wish good health and cheer at the
table, and sums up perfectly this book's intention: fantastic-tasting
and healthy Persian recipes that bring joy all around. Inspired
by family recipes and street food, and beautifully rooted in culinary
traditions, this book reads like a love letter to
author Hamed Allahyari's Persian origins.
As Hamed tells the stories of his recipes, we
are also gifted insight into his experience
as an Iranian refugee, his relationship with
religion and creating a new home. Dig into
his Walnut and Pomegranate Chicken Stew,
Street Food Tomato Omelette and Persian
Love Cake, and take inspiration from
his menu combinations to mix and match
recipes for the perfect dinner.
SALAMATI
Hamed Allahyari &
Dani Valent,
CHF 47.90,
Murdoch Books
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Fridays will forever
be the best day of the week – and The Art of Friday Night Dinner
is exactly what you need to mark the dawn of
the weekend. Say goodbye to meal-prepping
and leftovers, deadlines and busy schedules:
on Fridays we celebrate freedom. From
cocktails to dressings, pickled treats to
heart-warming roasts and life-saving pasta
dishes, this book will make your Friday
night sparkle and honour all your cravings.
Whether you've got friends over, are going
to a potluck or are simply recharging
while rewatching a comfort movie, Eleanor
Steafel's recipes take Friday night to a
whole new level. Friday? Make it Fri-yay!
THE ART
OF FRIDAY
NIGHT
DINNER
Eleanor Steafel,
CHF 47.90,
Bloomsbury Publishing
“You can choose
to connect.”
Bestselling author Jay Shetty talks about how
to find and show love, navigate romantic relationships,
and connect with the people in our lives.
Acknowledgement: Closer Magazine, Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper
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INTERVIEW
battlefield? Do you expect someone else to
complete you? Are you hoping that a prince
will rescue you, or do you want to be someone’s
knight in shining armour? Then, take
a critical look at what you’ve listed, because
many of those storylines aren’t realistic
or healthy, yet we carry those expectations
into our relationships. Simply becoming
aware of them can be tremendously helpful.
In your discussion with Dr Rangan
Chatterjee you mentioned that we
often think of love in terms of what we
receive, not what we give. Would you
recommend that we put our insecurities
aside and focus more on showing love,
with both friends and partners? I think
this will be very interesting to readers
in the context of friendships too – do
you get more back when you give?
We often focus on all of the love we don’t
feel we’re getting rather than the love we
could be giving. The beautiful thing about
love is that whether you’re receiving it
or giving it, you’re still experiencing it. So,
if you want to feel more connection, you
don’t have to wait for someone to give it to
you – you can choose to connect. One of
the easiest ways to do that, and to show love
for others, is through service. We can
serve our partner, our families, our friends,
our communities, we can serve animals
and the environment – the options are endless.
So, instead of expecting love, we
can find ways of expressing love.
“We often focus
on all of the love
we don’t feel we’re
getting rather
than the love we
could be giving.”
Part 1 of your new book is all about
learning to love ourselves. Why is selflove
crucial, and what is a way all of us
can deepen our love for ourselves?
In the book, I say that in solitude, we
practice giving ourselves what we need before
we expect it from someone else. People
often say they’re looking for their better
half, but then, does that make you the worse
half? That’s not a great way to begin. You
don’t want to feel dependent on another person
for love or to feel good about yourself.
I get it – spending time alone is really hard
for a lot of people. In one study, people
chose to administer an electric shock to
themselves rather than sit with their own
thoughts. But when we learn to appreciate
ourselves, we’re never really alone –
we’re always with someone we love. And
that’s the energy we want to bring to
our relationships.
Jay Shetty is a #1 New York Times
bestselling author, an award-winning
storyteller, and a former monk in
the Vedic tradition who is now on a
mission to share the timeless wisdom
of the world in accessible, relevant,
and practical ways. His vision is
simply to make wisdom go viral, and
indeed Jay is one of social media’s
most influential voices to date, having
produced over 400 viral videos, which
have amassed more than 5 billion
views. He hosts the world’s number
1 health and wellness podcast, On
Purpose, and is followed by over 40
million people across social media.
Jay’s online school has been attended
by over 2 million students, and his
Genius Coaching Community serves
thousands of people in over 100 countries.
Jay has been a keynote speaker
around the world, and in 2017 was
named on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 List for
his game-changing impact in media.
Learning to love through struggle is
challenging for most of us. How do
you recommend those who might be
struggling in a relationship work
on forgiveness and healing – or know
when to let love go?
Well, I think one thing we want to keep
in mind is that when we’re struggling in our
relationship, one of the easiest things to do
is to imagine that if we were with someone
else, things would be different. But unless
you resolve them, you’ll take the same
issues to your next relationship. I know it’s
hard when there’s been a lot of unresolved
conflict, so one of the keys is to go into
the conflict and not avoid it. Studies show
that couples who engage with conflict in a
healthy manner actually become stronger.
But the key is to learn how to disagree and to
fight thoughtfully and with care. A mindset
shift that can be helpful is to stop viewing
yourselves as on opposite sides. The problem
isn’t the other person, it’s the problem, and
you want to take on that problem together,
as a team. Of course, some problems can’t
be worked out, and in some cases, the best
“Studies show
that couples who
engage with
conflict in a
healthy manner
actually become
stronger.”
way to love one another may be to end the
relationship. I truly believe that with the
right attitude and skills, most conflicts can
be resolved, but when they can’t, that’s
not a failure. It’s okay to move on.
You write that while we can’t know
where and when we’ll find love, we can
prepare for it. What’s one thing someone
who’s looking for a romantic partnership
can do today to prepare for it?
In 8 Rules of Love, I include a number
of exercises that people can do to prepare
for love, but one of my favourites involves
uncovering our own impressions about
love and relationships. Many of the ideas
we have about what relationships should be
like come from the media. So, one exercise
that can also be kind of fun is to sit down and
list the movies and songs that have shaped
how you view love. For instance, is love a
A revelatory guide to every stage of romance, drawing
on ancient wisdom and new science. Nobody
sits us down and teaches us how to love. So we’re
often thrown into relationships with nothing but
romance movies and pop culture to help us muddle
through. Until now. Instead of presenting love
as an ethereal concept or a collection of clichés, Jay
Shetty lays out specific, actionable steps to help
you develop the skills to practice and nurture love
better than ever before. He shares insights on
how to win or lose together, how to define love,
and why you don’t break in a break-up. Inspired
by Vedic wisdom and modern science, he tackles
the entire relationship cycle, from first dates to
moving in together to breaking up and starting over. By living
Jay Shetty’s eight rules, we can all love ourselves, our partner,
and the world better than we ever thought possible.
8 RULES OF LOVE
Jay Shetty, CHF 29.90,
HarperCollins Publishers UK
An inspiring, empowering book, distilling timeless wisdom into practical steps
for a less anxious, more meaningful life. Shetty draws on his time as a monk
in the Vedic tradition to show us how we can clear the roadblocks to our potential
and power. Drawing on ancient wisdom and his own rich experiences in the
ashram, Think Like a Monk reveals how to overcome
negative thoughts and habits, and access the calm and
purpose that lie within all of us. The lessons monks
learn are profound but often abstract. Shetty transforms
them into advice and exercises we can all apply
to reduce stress, improve focus, boost relationships,
identify our hidden abilities, increase self-discipline
and give the gifts we find in ourselves to the world.
Shetty proves that everyone can – and should – think
like a monk.
THINK LIKE A MONK
Jay Shetty, CHF 28.90,
HarperCollins Publishers UK
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Rip-Roaring Releases
Discover the best new reads of the season.
Text by Christine Modafferi
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RIP-ROARING RELEASES
“Melissa Coss Aquino's debut is a tear-inducing,
emotional look at female friendships.”
© Kooshgraphics
CECILIA RABESS
EVERYTHING'S FINE
CHF 29.90, Picador
Everything's Fine is the debut novel that
has divided TikTok and the Internet even
before its release, catapulting readers back
to the US elections of 2016, which ultimately
ended in Trump's victory and left many
with nothing but a profound sense of uncertainty.
Jess is a Black female analyst at
Goldman Sachs. Josh is her white boyfriend
who went to her same Ivy League college.
Jess is a democrat. Josh is conservative.
The two are a couple. And just like the strawberries
Jess is allergic to but loves to eat,
Josh and his views often make her uncomfortable,
as he idealises political concepts
but fails to grasp that his and Jess's realities
are very different. The book explores
themes of internalised racism, unconscious
bias, emotional labour, self-dilution to
appease others and gaslighting – all while
digging deep into the complicated nuances
of romantic relationships between people
with polar opposite lived experiences.
JAMES HYNES
SPARROW
CHF 29.90, Picador
Sparrows have had different metaphorical
meanings over time: they are a bad
omen but also a sign of love. Representative
of passion and pleasure but also a symbol
of peasants in the Middle Ages. Jacob, who
takes on the identity and new name of
Sparrow, seems to encapsulate all of these
meanings in one. He is a slave on the Spanish
coast of the Roman Empire with no family
but for a group of sex workers that have
taken him under their wing. Together with
them, he navigates the brutality of life
as an orphan slave surviving in the ancient
Roman city, and tells his story to the best
of his memory as an old man, sparing no
detail or crudity of the abuse he has endured
throughout his childhood. History buffs
will love walking through the markets,
eating in lowly tav erns and exploring the
rich mansions of the ancient world perfectly
researched and crafted by James Hynes.
For readers who love unreliable characters,
Sparrow is the book that will break you,
horrify you and tug at each of your heartstrings.
“Sparrow is the
book that
will break you,
horrify you
and tug at each
of your
heartstrings.”
© Steve Pomeroy
LUNA MCNAMARA
PSYCHE AND EROS
CHF 26.90,
HarperCollins Publishers US
There have been many retellings of mythology,
but how many myths have actually
been reimagined? The brilliant Luna Mc-
Namara, through a dual point of view narration,
shows us Psyche and Eros like we've
never seen or imagined them before. Psyche,
a mortal princess, is ambitious, strong and
will not give into patriarchal ideals. Eros,
the ancient Greek god of desire, is sassy,
confident and full of personality. And the
two will find themselves inextricably
linked by one single curse: Eros accidentally
pricks himself with an arrow that dooms
its victim to fall in love with someone who,
upon their first exchange of looks, they
will lose forever. And when Eros sets his
heart on Psyche, they will have to prove that
love can truly conquer all. Set against the
backdrop of the Trojan War, Psyche and Eros
will have readers swooning over the romantic
duo that has inspired artists around the
world over centuries, while showcasing the
cast of the heroic cycle through accessible
language and fantastic world building.
© Caroline Lohrey
THAO THAI
BANYAN MOON
CHF 29.90, Quercus,
Release Date: 27 June 2023
Thao Thai's novel Banyan Moon is a love
letter to grandmothers, the true glue of
families, and maternal relationships. This
multigenerational story, told through three
different point of views and at different
times in history, unfolds the family drama
and tumultuous past of Minh, Huong
and Ann. Minh and Ann have a unique
grandmother-granddaughter bond, a bond
that Ann's estranged mother Huong does
not understand and resents. And when
Minh passes away and leaves her Florida
home to her daughter and granddaughter,
they will have to face – and hopefully
heal – the ghosts of their past to reconnect.
This is a story of grief, complicated relationships
and the strength, but also the trauma,
that is passed on through generations. At
times, this book will feel like a hug in paper
form, while at others, it will bring you to
tears with its raw depiction of the Vietnam
war, family life and life-changing events
that flip the characters' trajectories.
© Nina Subin
MELISSA COSS AQUINO
CAR MEN & GR ACE
CHF 29.90, Head of Zeus
D.O.D. Daughters of Durka. A female-led
drug cartel. A close-knit group of girls
living on the fringe of society. Belonging to
this group are Carmen and Grace, cousins
by birth, bonded by a neglected and tough
upbringing. Both are rescued by the powerful
Doña Durka at a young age and responsible
to keep the legacy of her underground
drug empire alive once she is dead. But
Carmen and Grace's desires are polar opposites:
Carmen is pregnant and wants to
free herself of the burden of a life in illegality,
while Grace has big plans for their
business. This coming-of-age drama is a
story of hope, growth, despair, grief and
love set in a world of drugs, gangs and
family feuds. Told through a dual point
of view and two timelines, with interjections
in Spanish throughout, Melissa
Coss Aquino's debut is a tear-inducing,
emotional look at female friendships,
chosen family, breaking toxic bonds and
forging new paths far away from violence
and brutality.
STEPHEN BUORO
THE FIVE SORROW-
FUL MYSTERIES
OF ANDY AFRICA
CHF 28.90, Bloomsbury Publishing
An Observer debut of the year, The Five
Sorrowful Mysteries of Andy Africa is
the mesmerising five-act story of an ambitious
teenage boy with a knack for maths,
living in Kontagora in northern Nigeria,
where the consequences of colonialism and
a brutal history of civil wars still haunt
a divided population. Andy Africa is
the fifteen-year-old son of a single mother,
who he shares a complicated relationship
with, mainly due to the secretiveness
surrounding his father. While Andy is
figuring out who he wants to be and where
he comes from, he also goes through
teenage experiences like finding friends,
falling in love, breaking hearts and wanting
to evade and travel to places far away
from home for a better future. This cleverly
crafted book will inspire readers to research
beyond the page, look into animism and
afro-futurism, while they laugh out loud
at the light moments and are brought to
tears with emotion at the darkest points in
Andy's life.
© Desiree Adams
KATIE BISHOP
THE GIRLS
OF SUMMER
CHF 28.90, Penguin
Random House UK
They say you never forget your first love,
but what happens when your memory
of it is far from the truth? Well into her
thirties, Rachel is married, but still has one
person on her mind: Alistair, the man
twenty years her senior, with whom she
had a romantic fling as a teenager, on a
backpacking holiday in Greece with her
girlfriends. And so, when she goes back to
Greece with her husband as an adult, the
idea of meeting with Alistair again rekindles
the same feeling she felt so strongly
sixteen years before. But soon she is hit with
the hard truth that what she thought was
a star-crossed lovers' story was actually the
playing out of grooming and manipulation.
And the truth behind the mysterious death
of her friend on that very trip years ago
may just be connected to the love story that
had her daydreaming all these years. Katie
Bishop explores themes of the #MeToo
movement, memory, perceived reality
and trauma in The Girls of Summer,
with fast-paced prose and a story many
women will relate to.
LAUREN FORRY
THE LAUNCH PARTY
CHF 18.90, Bonnier Books UK
Welcome to the very first hotel on the
moon! Told throughout multiple points of
view and a refreshing take on the murder
mystery locked-in-a-room trope, this is
one of the most interesting premises of
novels we've ever shared. Ten very different
but equally lucky people win the prize of
a lifetime: an exclusive stay during the
grand opening of Hotel Artemis, the very
first hotel on the moon. But as soon as they
arrive, things don't quite add up as no staff
is around and they find themselves orbiting
around Earth alone. And things only get
increasingly unsettling when one of the
guests is found dead. As the remaining
characters search for answers, they will
discover hidden rooms and hallways around
the hotel, unpick secrets and guess who the
murderer is. Lauren A. Forry's The Launch
Party is, quite literally, out of this world.
Are you ready to finally discover the dark
side of the moon with this unputdownable
murder mystery?
“... one of the
most interesting
premises of
novels we've
ever shared.”
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RIP-ROARING RELEASES
© Mark Townsend
ASHLEE VANCE
WHEN THE HEAVENS
WENT ON SALE
CHF 26.90, HarperCollins
Publishers US
If your big dream is to one day fly into
space, it might not be that unrealistic. New
York Times bestselling and groundbreaking
author of Elon Musk, Ashlee Vance,
is back with a jaw-dropping analysis of
today's democratised space race. With
reporter-style and accessible writing, Vance
digs deep into one of the most debated topics
of the past decade, focusing on four different
businesses – Astra, Firefly, Planet Labs,
and Rocket Lab – looking to make space
travel more accessible in the near future.
Packed with published press releases,
interviews with the founders and investors
of these companies, and descriptions of the
vehicles that may just one day succeed in
taking us to space, this is a contemporary,
eye-opening book that will expand your
horizons and give you inside knowledge of
an industry that still in many aspects feels
mysterious and unattainable. The privately
owned space industry is, quite literally,
reaching for the stars, and this in-depth
study is a peek into the minds of the people
making this possible.
NICK CAVE AND SEÁN O'HAGAN
FAITH, HOPE AND
CARNAGE
CHF 19.90, Canongate
Multi-award-winning Australian artist
Nick Cave is known for his almost obsessive
exploration of death, religion and violence
through the rock songs he's written over
40+ years. It's no surprise that in his newly
released non-fiction book he does not shy
away from these topics at all. Faith, Hope
and Carnage is the result of over forty hours
of recorded conversation with biographist
and friend Seán O'Hagan, as Nick releases his
© Lynette Garland
innermost thoughts and recounts life-changing
experiences. Reading like a conversation
between friends and sounding like a podcast,
the reflections in this book span from child
loss to thoughts on spirituality and creative
processes with empathy and depth. Grief and
loneliness are discussed with brutal honesty
throughout, which readers will resonate
with as they find hope through Nick's unique
outlook on life. This hauntingly beautiful
book will speak to seasoned fans of the songwriter
as well as new readers.
J. C. CERVANTES
ALWAYS ISN' T
FOREVER
CHF 15.90, Penguin
Random House US
Hart Augusto and Ruby Armenta were
meant to be together since they were
children: first best friends, then destined
to be boyfriend and girlfriend. But their
fairy tale romance is halted to a stop by a
tragic accident. Hart drowns as he tries to
save a boy from a boat accident. Ruby is
heartbroken, left to grieve a love that had
only just begun. Just as all hope seems lost,
an angel gives Hart a second chance at life
– and love – allowing him to take on a new
identity in secret. Will Hart get Ruby to fall
for him again? And can Ruby overcome
her grief and open her heart to unexpected
romance? Most importantly, can Hart keep
his secret for the sake of a new life with
his one and only? This YA romance will
have you tearing up one moment and filled
with hope the next, tugging at all of your
heartstrings at once. J.C. Cervantes is
a seasoned author, and her new release
Always Isn't Forever is no exception to her
rule of character-led stories full of heart.
LEX CROUCHER
GWEN & ART
ARE NOT IN LOVE
CHF 16.90, Bloomsbury Publishing
A YA queer romance of forced proximity
that completely overthrows its trope? Yes,
please! Set in medieval time? Camelot? Count
us in. This fresh take on the tried-and-tested
storyline is fun, sassy and light-hearted
and the perfect read for anyone who loves
sword fights, delightful romance and stories
of forming friendships and, of course,
romance. Hundreds of years after King
Arthur's reign, his direct descendant Arthur
and Gwendoline, princess of England, are
promised to be married. The only problem is
they couldn't be less interested in each other!
Forced to spend the summer together, Art
will grow fond of Gwen's brother, Sidney, and
on the other hand, Gwen falls for her knight
Bridget. Being stuck together all summer
might work out nicely for Gwen and Art after
all, so long they can work together to realise
their hearts' desires ... If you are a sucker
for comforting books with great banter and
chemistry between characters, this LGBTQ+
romantic comedy will entertain you with its
witty dialogue from beginning to end!
“... fun, sassy and
light-hearted.”
CAROLINE O'DONOGHUE
THE R ACHEL
INCIDENT
CHF 24.90, Little, Brown
Set in 2010s Ireland, The Rachel Incident
by Caroline O'Donoghue takes you right
back to the feeling of struggling with university
deadlines and assignments, questioning
the worth of the degree you've chosen and
clawing your way to graduation. This is
a story of entering adulthood, as Rachel
Murray and her gay best friend and housemate
James graduate and begin to figure out
their careers, while also experiencing the
messiness of life as a young adult in search
for self-love and acceptance. The two share
everything: the good, the bad and the ugly –
from parties and fun nights, to making the
biggest mistakes and not speaking to each
other, to finally making peace. Join Rachel on
her journey of falling in and out of love, getting
intertwined in an academic scandal and
making self-destructive choices. And finally,
a unique gem of this book is its historical
backdrop of Catholic Ireland. The Promising
Young Women author does not shy away from
conversations surrounding LGBTQ+ rights,
reproductive health and gender equality
happening at the time.
TAN TWAN ENG
THE HOUSE
OF DOORS
CHF 29.90, Canongate
Longlisted for the Booker Price and
author of The Garden of Evening Mists
Tan Twan Eng sends us to 1920s Penang
Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt draws Lucinda
Riley’s bestselling The Seven Sisters series
to its stunning conclusion
with his utterly beautiful novel The House
of Doors. This is another breath-taking
piece of historical fiction, featuring an
elderly woman's recounting of her time in
Penang when a famous author, William
Somerset Maugham, visited her and her
husband in a moment when they most needed
it, and gave her the space to tell her own
story for the first time. But one must be careful
what to share with an author, for they
might just use it to pen their next bestseller,
especially when they're in trouble and
need to make money quickly. What makes
this book so special, beyond its perfectly
flowing prose and language, is the mention
of true historical figures and events, as well
as gorgeous descriptions of the Malaysian
landscape. All that can be said is that Tan
Twan Eng has done it again.
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STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
In Metronome by Tom Watson, the main characters’ story begins
with a crime and, as their secrets begin to unravel, the theme of trust
is expertly explored through an eerie plotline you simply won’t be
able to get out of your head. Aina and Whitney are exiled on an island
in Scotland far away from society as punishment for something
they did twelve years ago. They must take a cocktail of pills every
eight hours to stay alive on their island and over time they have created
a somewhat enjoyable life for themselves.
But things are not what they seem, and when
a sheep shows up on their island, Aina begins
to question everything, even though her
partner believes it’s all just a test. As Aina
unravels the truth about the dystopian place
they’ve been exiled to for years, she also
discovers secrets that have been hidden in her
relationship, showing that you never truly
know a person, even if you spend your every
waking hour with them.
METRONOME
Tom Watson,
CHF 18.90,
Bloomsbury Publishing
Still Waters Run Deep
As the summer fast approaches us, it’s easy to imagine what life will soon look like:
our social media flooded with posts of highlight reels painting perfect lives of
friends on holiday and relaxing weekend breaks at the seaside, soaking up the sun
by pools of crystal clear, perfectly still water. But if there’s one thing any book
lover knows, it’s that not all things are what they seem, and sometimes all it takes
is to dive under the water’s still-looking surface to unravel its hidden secrets.
Text by Christine Modafferi
As the ancient Latin proverb that Shakespeare loved goes: still
waters run deep. And, boy, do waters run deep when it comes to some
of the latest book releases we’ve seen over
the past year! As with most art, literature
reflects the anxieties, changes and underlying
turmoil of our society. Considering the past
years, never has a saying felt more relevant,
or has the unexpected come hand in hand with
each new day.
So begins Silent Waters by L.V. Matthews,
where at the crack of dawn police diver and
protagonist Jen Harper finds herself standing
by a river after a spell of what she can only
SILENT
WATERS
L. V. Matthews,
CHF 17.90, Welbeck,
Release Date:
14 September 2023
suspect is sleepwalking. But less than two days later, she is called on
site to inspect that very river in search for a missing woman, who
also happens to be an old family friend. In this addictive, suspenseful
and unsettling story that readers claim to have raced through in
one sitting, no one is who they seem and it’s hard to trust even those
Jen loves most …
Also set in a dystopian world is Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng,
the New York Times bestselling author of Little Fires Everywhere,
now also a popular TV series. In this world, people must follow
PACT laws, strict rules that intend to preserve
‘American culture’ and leave no room for
other cultures, especially Chinese culture.
In this society, the brutality of racism is
conveniently veiled by supposed national
values. All work by Bird’s Chinese-American
mother, who has now been gone for years,
is therefore viewed as nothing but unpatriotic
and banned. Bird learns early on that he
shouldn’t wonder about his long-lost mother.
He lives with his father, who fails to call
out the injustices of the world they live in,
OUR MISSING
HEARTS
Celeste Ng, CHF 19.90,
Little, Brown
encouraging Bird to ignore his roots and keep his head down. But
then Bird receives a mysterious letter that takes him to overcome his
fears and find his mother, proving that family bonds can overcome
anything, no matter how dangerous it is.
Relationships are messy, complicated and
often more nuanced than they look on surface
level. Just when you think you know someone,
the reassuring bubble of familiarity is
burst. This is the kind of inciting incident that
makes for a brilliant premise in Two Nights
in Lisbon by Chris Pavone, hailed by Steven
King himself as a book you will struggle to
put down. By the New York Times bestselling
author of The Expats, this thriller begins
with a wife’s quest to find her husband after
waking up alone in a hotel room in Lisbon.
TWO NIGHTS
IN LISBON
Chris Pavone,
CHF 18.90,
Bloomsbury Publishing
When she receives a ransom letter, we find out her past is just as
mysterious as her husband’s disappearance. To get the money
she needs and find out where he is, she might need help from someone
she wished she’d never have to turn to. Prepare to be guessing
until the very end of this suspenseful book, moving at a racing
pace with the gorgeous city of Lisbon as your backdrop.
These are the first of quite a few brilliant titles from the past
year that explore secrets in connection to family ties. Ink Blood
Sister Scribe by Emma Törzs, The Covenant of Water by Abraham
Ver ghese, Arthur and Teddy Are Coming Out by Ryan Love and
Landlines by Sunday Times bestseller Raynor Winn all make for
fantastic reads about family relationships.
In Ink Blood Sister Scribe, readers are
transported to a fantastical world, where,
similarly to Our Missing Hearts, the protagonists
are librarians. But this time, our main
characters are guarding ancient and rare
books of magic that give great knowledge
and power to those who possess them. If they
end up in the hands of wrong people, the
consequences could be irrevocable.
Joanna and Esther are our heroes in this
story, initially living apart but coming together
to uncover the mystery behind the book
that their father died of after reading. Dark
INK BLOOD
SISTER
SCRIBE
Emma Törzs,
CHF 28.90,
HarperCollins
Publishers US
academia mixes with fantasy and thriller, as the two sisters slowly
discover that the magic their family has been guarding is much
more dangerous than they could have ever imagined, and that their
family has been keeping secrets for centuries.
Century-long secrets also float to the surface
in The Covenant of Water, a family
saga by Abraham Verghese, the bestselling
author of Cutting for Stone. This spellbinding
book follows three generations of a family
over the course of seventy-seven years. The
common thread of this family is death by
drowning. This is a heavy read, where the still
waters of South India’s Malabar Coast truly
run deep. Through the drownings, this book
intensely explores Indian culture, Christianity
and morality, traditions and the progress
of medicine, British colonialism and the caste system.
THE COV-
ENANT OF
WATER
Abraham Verghese,
CHF 29.90,
Atlantic Books
One of the most beautiful concepts fleshed out in this books
is how rivers, lakes, lagoons, backwaters and ponds are
all connected, just as the many characters of this book are,
and humanity at its core. If you’re looking for a book with deep
meaning that will stay with you for a very long time, this 700-
page tome will not disappoint.
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support of others, whether that be family,
chosen family, friends or colleagues. Fortitude
explores the importance of having a sense
of belonging, having a sense of control over
your life, decision-making and whether the
ability to lift ourselves up comes from experiencing
trauma (spoiler: it doesn’t!), all backed
up with thorough research. The ultimate
message here is that our community is crucial
for our wellbeing, and the people we choose
to surround ourselves with can be our guiding
light during hard times.
FORTITUDE
Bruce Daisley,
CHF 19.90, Penguin
Random House UK
Travelling back to Scotland, in Landlines by
Raynor Winn, a small family of two must
decide whether they prefer to sink or swim
when Raynor’s husband, Moth, receives a
serious neurodegenerative disease diagnosis.
They are left with only two choices: to await
his inevitable death, or to try and gain some
extra time together by revisiting the activity
that had last improved Moth’s heath: walking.
And so their epic journey begins, starting
with the Cape Wrath trail all the way down to
LANDLINES
Raynor Winn,
CHF 19.90, Penguin
Random House UK
their original home back in Cornwall. As they trek south, they are
met with the most wonderful nature and biodiversity Britain has
to offer. But beneath the seemingly peaceful beauty of untouched
nature are the inevitable dangers of environmental devastation, climate
change and the consequences of Brexit, all rendered beautifully
through Winn’s magically haunting writing. With its beautiful
prose, nods to nature and commentary on humanity, this painfully
beautiful book gently touches on some of the timeless themes explored
in The Covenant of Water, and as Moth gains resilience we are
enriched by Landlines’ nature trail, too.
In these last two books, the theme of resilience is one of their
central aspects, relating to individual characters, families and humanity
itself. But some would argue the word ‘resilient’ is now
obsolete, and that to navigate those deep waters when the elements
are tougher, we need more than just a simple inner quality that
somehow keeps us afloat. Enter Fortitude, the first and only nonfiction
book in our round-up, written by Bruce Daisley, ex-Twitter
VP and workplace culture writer. Daisley builds on the idea that
it takes a village, claiming that resilience is nothing but a myth and
that what’s truly important to sail through troubled times is the
“A book with deep
meaning that will stay with
you for a very long time.”
Community and family are also the building blocks of Arthur and
Teddy Are Coming Out by the wonderful Ryan Love. Seventy-nineyear-old
Arthur finally finds the courage to come out to his family
after a lifetime in the closet, pretending to be someone he is not. But
while Arthur discovers the voice to speak his truth, his twentyone-year-old
grandson is still struggling to share his full self with
the world. They will both have to learn from each other as their
relationships evolve, and the dual point of
view, typically shared between love interests,
is given a fresh new grandson-grandfather
spin. Their relationship is heart-warming,
with the two supporting each other as they
both navigate life as gay men. While this is on
surface a lovely and sweet feel-good rom-com
(readers have all fallen for Arthur!), Love digs
deeper into the genre, offering thought-provoking
commentary on family tensions, homophobia
and the reality of living in a small
town where you feel you do not fit in.
ARTHUR AND
TEDDY ARE
COMING OUT
Ryan Love, CHF 24.90,
HarperCollins
Publishers UK
Similarly to Arthur and his grandson, ten-year-old August also
feels apprehensive about fitting in due to his physical appearance
in the modern classic Wonder by R.J. Palacio. This book has stolen
hearts, brought readers to tears and tugged at
every possible heartstring, becoming an
instant must-read for children and adults
alike, and later a successful film starring the
one and only Julia Roberts. The book begins
with August starting a new school, Beecher
Prep, where his parents hope he will quickly
adjust after having been home-schooled his
whole life. R.J. Palacio manages to capture the
timid first interactions among children, their
ability to be brutally honest, quite cruel but
WONDER
R. J. Palacio,
CHF 15.90, Penguin
Random House UK
also incredibly kind and loving, as she describes August’s interactions
with the other children who will learn to love him if they
are able to go beyond initial first impressions and appearances. August
is not just what he looks like, he has a world to share with others,
if only they are sensible, open and unafraid enough to look. Wonder
also offers a refreshing family dynamic, sharing the viewpoint of August’s
sister, the older child overshadowed by her younger brother’s
special needs. A sincere take on families, we see how none are perfect
no matter how loving and accepting they may be, and get a glimpse
into the everyday life of all characters, not just the star of the show.
Everyday life is complicated, most of the time we do not feel in control
of it, and even more often it’s not really a reflection of our wants
and desires. That’s the case for Gosia Golab in Odd Hours by Ania
Bas. Gosia is stuck in a dead-end job in a 24/7 supermarket, lives in a
house share, her parents are not on speaking
terms and plan to sell her childhood home,
and her father is relying on an allowance that
she can barely afford to give him. And as if
all this was not enough, her ex-boyfriend has
cheated on her, remarried and self-published
a book about becoming successful, with
multiple derogatory references to Gosia in it.
Odd Hours is a story many thirty-somethings
can relate to, depicting the life of someone
ODD HOURS
Ania Bas, CHF 27.90,
Welbeck
whose life did not go to plan and who is still on their journey
to happiness and success.
Success looks different to many people, but similarly to Odd Hours’
Gosia, Anisa Ellahi in The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi feels
particularly stuck in her career. Her biggest
dream is to become a famous translator,
but her only success has been subtitling
Bollywood movies. Then she discovers an
invite-only programme that, within ten
days, teaches you to speak a new language
fluently. She is sold. As she enters the
programme, however, she realises that what
she signed on paper was in fact too good to
be true, and that everything comes at a cost,
even a brilliant career.
THE CENTRE
Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi,
CHF 29.90, Macmillan,
Release Date:
6 July 2023
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We see a similar dynamic in the thriller
murder mystery Let’s Play Murder by Kesia
Lupo. Players are lured into a virtual reality
game and, if they solve its murder mystery,
their deepest and darkest wish is guaranteed
to come true. With nods to Agatha Christie
and today’s much loved escape room experiences,
the novel quickly takes a dark turn as
one of the characters is murdered, both virtually
and in reality, and the game blacks out
and glitches. To top it all off, the protagonist
soon realises no one can be trusted, and to win
a dream come true comes at a terrible cost.
LET'S PLAY
MURDER
Kesia Lupo, CHF 16.90,
Bloomsbury Publishing
Others see success in happily-ever-after relationships, but the
reality of dating is more like a horror movie than a fairy tale
these days. Sloane Crosley’s Cult Classic captures that perfectly,
mixing humour and suspense in an eerily funny novel that encapsulates
romance in the twenty-first century. On a night out in
Chinatown, Lola escapes her crowd to buy some cigarettes, but meets
a flurry of ex-boyfriends on her way. Ghosts of her past haunt her
on her way back and she is forced to face her current relationship and
her connection with her boss, revealing he might have something
to do with these seemingly coincidental tête-à-têtes with her exes.
Love may be nothing but a cult, contrary to its appearances after all.
Crosley plays with multiple genres in this book, from rom-coms
and literary fiction to psychological thrillers,
and does so masterfully through the main
character’s unreliable narrative voice. But
consider yourself warned: after reading this
book, you may begin to question every person
you’ve let into your heart and everything
you’ve thought about love before …
If there’s one takeaway from this book,
and all the ones above, it’s that nothing
is what is seems. Do not be fooled by those
highlight reels – if it looks too good to be
true, it probably is.
CULT
CLASSIC
Sloane Crosley, CHF
18.90, Bloomsbury
Publishing
“Crosley plays
with multiple genres in
this book, from rom-coms
and literary fiction to
psychological thrillers.”
THE NIGHT
SHIP
JESS KIDD
1629: shipwreck and mutiny.
1989: loneliness and loss. Split
across centuries, The Night
Ship tells the interwoven tales
of Mayken and Gil, who are
connected by place and loss of
parents. Kidd’s latest novel
is a magical story that balances
friendship and brutality
against a historical backdrop.
CHF 19.90, Canongate,
ISBN 9781838856540
CHAIN-GANG
ALL-STARS
NANA KWAME
ADJEI-BRENYAH
Two female prisoners fight
in death-matches for their
chance at freedom. But how
real is this hope? Compared
by The Washington Post to
modern classics like 1984, this
fresh dystopian tale explores
the brutality and injustice
of an American prison system
less far-fetched than we’d
hope it to be.
CHF 19.90, Penguin
Random House US,
ISBN 9780375715402
THIS TIME
TOMORROW
EMMA STRAUB
Alice’s father is in hospital and
it doesn’t look good. Is there
any way she can help? Time
travel perhaps? When Alice
wakes up and it’s her sixteenth
birthday, not her fortieth,
she can at least relive precious
moments with him. Funny and
heartfelt, This Time Tomorrow
is a perfect summer read.
CHF 23.90, Penguin
Random House US,
ISBN 9780525539018
THE WISHING
GAME
MEG SHAFFER
All readers know that stories
offer refuge. In Lucy’s case,
the chance to win the only copy
of a new book by her favourite
childhood author could mean
financial security and help
her finally adopt orphaned
Christopher. All she has to do
is win … What an absolute
treat for lovers of books!
CHF 23.90, Penguin
Random House US,
ISBN 9780593724101
BLOCKBUSTER BLOOMSBURY FICTION
9781526638021 • TPB
‘Ticks all the
boxes of a literary
blockbuster’
Guardian
9781526654410 • TPB
‘Beautifully
written and
completely
convincing’
The Observer
9781526634573 • PB
‘A soul-searching
portrait of
survival and
hope’
Oprah Winfrey
9781526660343 • TPB
The powerful and
moving new novel
from international
bestselling author
Isabel Allende
9781526647719 • PB
‘A profound novel
about friendship.
I loved it to pieces’
Madeline Miller
9781526650078 • PB
‘Terrific . . . A book
that creeps up
on you, wearing
brass knuckles’
Conn Iggulden
THE LOCK-UP
JOHN BANVILLE
Investigating the death of a
young woman who was
pro contraception and abortion
in Dublin in 1957, DI Quirke
has plenty of surprises to
uncover. A master of description,
Banville’s third Strafford
and Quirke mystery has a
noir feel and developed characters
that add layers to the
suspenseful plot.
CHF 26.90, Faber,
ISBN 9780571370986
YOU MADE A
FOOL OF DEATH
WITH YOUR BEAUTY
AKWAEKE EMEZI
If the title of this racy new
romance sounds familiar, it’s
not Shakespeare, but a Florence
and the Machine song that the
author felt suited Feyi’s journey
to overcome her heart-breaking
loss. Explicit from the start,
and stunningly written, this
is a story of grief, of love, and
of finding yourself.
CHF 18.90, Faber,
ISBN 9780571372683
PENANCE
ELIZA CLARK
Truth is a matter of perspective.
The same goes for what really
happened to a murdered teenager
in a quiet seaside town.
Fiction in the guise of true
crime, Penance is a masterful
and thought-provoking thriller
exploring the media’s role in
spreading information and
the effects of internet culture.
CHF 26.90, Faber,
ISBN 9780571371778
Release Date: 6 July 2023
YELLOWFACE
REBECCA F. KUANG
When aspiring writer Athena
Lui dies, June passes her
friend’s manuscript off as her
own. Can she really keep
Athena’s success for herself?
A satirical exploration of the
publishing industry, Yellowface
is a witty and revealing
novel that refuses to shy away
from uncomfortable issues.
CHF 26.90, HarperCollins
Publishers US,
ISBN 9780008532789
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Personal recommendations from our book experts
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Sinja Bucher,
1
Orell Füssli Flughafen Zürich
This book is a masterpiece ! A compellingly
beautiful mix of prose and Shakespeare,
M.L. Rio really blew me away with this
story. An absolute must-read for all lovers
of the theatre and The Secret History.
If We Were Villains
M. L. Rio, Titan Books, CHF 15.90
Johanna Braithwaite,
2
Orell Füssli Basel
The portrait of a marriage told in two parts:
first from Lotto’s, then from Mathilde’s
point of view. Lotto’s part is told in bold
brush strokes, quick lines, short sentences,
sometimes only one word, lots of comments
and remarks by the author. Mathilde’s story
is less straightforward, she keeps very
much to herself with surprising results.
An astonishing book that stayed with me
for a long time afterwards!
Fates and Furies
Lauren Groff, Penguin Random House UK,
CHF 17.90
Svenja Halter,
3
Orell Füssli Rösslitor
All Quiet On The Western Front meets
Dead Poets Society. 1914, Henry Gaunt and
Sidney Ellwood, two upper class schoolboys,
enlist for war believing heroic tales.
The heart-wrenching novel not only shows
the cruelty and futility of war but also
features an honest story of loss, trauma
and love.
In Memoriam
Alice Winn, Penguin Random House UK,
CHF 29.90
Simone Obrist-Eimut,
4
Orell Füssli Basel
Richard Papen is a young student in an
elite college in New England. He was lucky
enough to get a scholarship. He is fascinated
by a group of students that is very
charismatic and eccentric. But after a while
Richard realises that the students have a
dark secret. Donna Tartt takes us on a journey
that won’t let us go. Her writing style,
as always, is very captivating and intense.
Kate Dietrich,
5
Orell Füssli Winterthur
The young Pandora Blake lives with her
uncle above an antique shop. Since the
tragic death of both her parents, her uncle
is her legal guardian. He does not like her
at all and treats her like a maid. Everything
changes when an old vase gets delivered.
Pandora is magically attracted to the
artefact. She tricks her uncle and tries to
find out about the origins of the vase. In
the process of this, she falls in love, finds
out creepy facts about her uncle and learns
the truth about the tragic death of her
parents. I couldn’t put it down.
Pandora
Susan Stokes-Chapman, Penguin Random House UK,
CHF 18.90
Andy Gerber,
6
Orell Füssli Rösslitor
Drawing on decades of enquiry and a huge
range of interviews, Julian Baggini identifies
twelve key principles that promote
incisive thinking. Pay attention; question
everything; seek clarity. These are just
three of his philosophy's guiding maxims
which can be applied to everything, from
understanding the impact of climate
change to correctly appraising our own
temperaments.
How to Think Like a Philosopher
Julian Baggini, Granta, CHF 26.90
Glória Dorca Sellabona,
7
Orell Füssli Bellevue
This is the story of four wonderful women
linked by a deep abiding love and a man
that has never known such a bond, and a
story about how this love grows, morphs
and expands through time and circumstance.
An homage to Little Women and a
moving reflection of the enormous gift
that it is to belong.
Alexandra Kochanowski,
8
Orell Füssli St. Gallen SBB
Mimi and Art are inseparable. Mimi does
everything for her genius brother, forgetting
her own needs. But she realises, she
needs more. Love, for example. Her brother
wants to help her, but can Art's theory
help her find a “suitable man”? A beautiful
story with great characters about all
kinds of love, letting go and accepting
that not everything will go as planned.
The Theory of (Not Quite)
Everything
Kara Gnodde, Pan Macmillan,
CHF 29.90
Stefanie Scheidegger,
9
Orell Füssli Flughafen
We accompany Salama on an endlessly
emotional roller coaster. One cries,
one laughs and shares the thrill. This
book has quickly slipped into my top
five favourite books.
As Long as the
Lemon Trees Grow
Zoulfa Katouh, Bloomsbury,
CHF 16.90
“... about all kinds of
love, letting go and accepting
that not everything will
go as planned.”
The Secret History
Donna Tartt, Penguin Random House UK,
CHF 19.90
Hello Beautiful
Ann Napolitano, Penguin Random House US,
CHF 19.90
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