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Read a good book recently? Share it with other SHE readers by submitting your review, below. Every month, one reviewer will see their work published in SHE - and they'll win five recently released books!
How to do it: Simply write a 50-word review about a book that's been published in the past year only. Then email your review to Features Editor Anna Saunders at anna.saunders@natmags.co.uk.
This month's review.
Scissors, Paper, Stone by Elizabeth Day (Bloomsbury, £11.99).
A beautifully written examination of the relationships between a man and his wife and grown-up daughter. When Charles Redfern is hit by a car, disillusioned wife Anne and daughter Charlotte are forced to confront a long-harboured secret. A deft debut.
Read a good book recently? Share it with other SHE readers by submitting your review, below. Every month, one reviewer will see their work published in SHE - and they'll win five recently released books!
How to do it: Simply write a 50-word review about a book that's been published in the past year only. Then email your review to Features Editor Anna Saunders at anna.saunders@natmags.co.uk.
This month's review.
Scissors, Paper, Stone by Elizabeth Day (Bloomsbury, £11.99).
A beautifully written examination of the relationships between a man and his wife and grown-up daughter. When Charles Redfern is hit by a car, disillusioned wife Anne and daughter Charlotte are forced to confront a long-harboured secret. A deft debut.
