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Fifty shades of Grey / E L James. - London : Arrow Books, 2012. - 514 s. ; 20 cm.

(Fifty shades trilogy / E. L. James ; 1)

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James E. L. (1963- ). James E. L. (1963- ). Fifty shades trilogy ;

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Lucy Sullivan Is Getting Married / Marian Keyes. - London : Arrow Books, 2005. - 641 stron ; 18 cm.

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Keyes Marian (1963- ). Autor

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Literatura irlandzka

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Tytuł polski: "Lucy Sullivan wychodzi za mąż"

Lucy Sullivan is getting married. Or is she? Lucy doesn't even have a boyfriend but the tarot cards predict she will be walking up the aisle within a year. Lucy and her flatmates are appalled at the idea, then Lucy meets gorgeous, unreliable Gus.

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Watermelon / Marian Keyes. - Wydanie 4. - London : Arrow Books, 2006. - 520 stron ; 18 cm.

(Walsh Family Novels / Marian Keyes ; 1)

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Keyes Marian (1963- ). Autor

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Literatura irlandzka

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Kobieta Rozstanie Macierzyństwo Noworodek Bliskie związki międzyludzkie Wybory życiowe Humor Londyn (Wielka Brytania) Dublin (Irlandia)

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Tytuł polski: "Arbuz"

Claire Webster has exactly the life she planned, complete with gorgeous husband James, cosy London flat, and a great job. But just hours after the birth of their first child, the bubble bursts when James abandons her for an older woman. With a baby she doesn't know what to call, a wardrobe two dress sizes too small, and her self-esteem at an all time low, Claire decides there is only one place she can run to, and that's back home to Dublin. Thankfully her family are still themselves. Gradually Claire begins to get better. So when James eventually comes scuttling back he's in for a shock. Is there room in her life for him now? And how much does she still want that 'perfect' life back in London?

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