Name: Must Love Books
ISBN: 9780008539016

Shauna Robinson

‘A heartfelt and exciting debut . . . a wise and honest story of how it feels to be a young woman in search of yourself’ Taylor Jenkins Reid, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

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I didn’t know what to expect going into this one, but I was not disappointed at all with what I found and in fact really enjoyed the story, the characters, and the setting of the book as well. This is a Debut book and I know instantly that I’m going to have to check out whatever Robinson writes next. Set around a Publishing house this gave me such and insightful look at that world and a book that is about self-discovering and learning to listen to yourself. 

Nora believes she’s landed her dream job in publishing. But five (long) years later, she’s come to the realisation that dream jobs don’t exist. Pushed to her wits end when her salary is cut, she takes a risk moonlighting for a rival company. But will her risk pay off? 

I like the book setting. We get behind the scenes look of a publishing house. As someone who loves books and anything about them, I found that part fascinating and was insightful to see within the industry. It's well written, riveting, genuine, lovely novel I absolutely enjoyed reading! What plays out in this book is a lot more than that but I’m not going to say much more as I think you need to experience this all for the first time within the book itself? 

Ian Brakspear

I didn’t know what to expect going into this one, but I was not disappointed at all with what I found and in fact really enjoyed the story, the characters, and the setting of the book as well. This is a Debut book and I know instantly that I’m going to have to check out whatever Robinson writes next. Set around a Publishing house this gave me such and insightful look at that world and a book that is about self-discovering and learning to listen to yourself. 

 

Nora believes she’s landed her dream job in publishing. But five (long) years later, she’s come to the realisation that dream jobs don’t exist. Pushed to her wits end when her salary is cut, she takes a risk moonlighting for a rival company. But will her risk pay off? 

 

I like the book setting. We get behind the scenes look of a publishing house. As someone who loves books and anything about them, I found that part fascinating and was insightful to see within the industry. It's well written, riveting, genuine, lovely novel I absolutely enjoyed reading! What plays out in this book is a lot more than that but I’m not going to say much more as I think you need to experience this all for the first time within the book itself? 

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