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All the Lonely People, Half a World Away, and The Museum of Ordinary People – An Uplifting Collection of Love, Loss, and the Power of Human Connection by Mike Gayle
All the Lonely People, Half a World Away, and The Museum of Ordinary People – An Uplifting Collection of Love, Loss, and the Power of Human Connection by Mike Gayle
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Please note that the individual books listed below, as per their original ISBN and cover image, will be dispatched together as a collective set.
This inspiring collection by Mike Gayle brings together three beautifully written novels that explore themes of community, family, and self-discovery. With heartfelt narratives and unforgettable characters, these stories are perfect for fans of contemporary fiction that blends humour, emotion, and hope.
All the Lonely People (ISBN: 9781473687417): The uplifting story of Hubert Bird, a lonely widower whose fictional accounts of his social life lead him to reconnect with the world. A powerful novel about the importance of friendship and community in overcoming isolation.
Half a World Away (ISBN: 9781473687370): Kerry, a struggling cleaner, and Noah, a successful barrister, are estranged siblings with lives that couldn’t be more different. When fate reunites them, they must confront their shared past and rediscover the strength of family. A poignant tale of love, resilience, and reconciliation.
The Museum of Ordinary People (ISBN: 9781529344790): A young woman mourning the loss of her mother discovers a unique museum dedicated to ordinary lives. As she learns the stories behind its artifacts, she embarks on a journey of healing, love, and letting go. A touching novel about the beauty of everyday life and memories.
Mike Gayle’s storytelling shines in this collection, with each novel offering a unique perspective on life’s challenges and triumphs. This set is ideal for readers seeking emotional, life-affirming tales that highlight the power of connection and the beauty of the human experience.
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