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Book · 2017
Bellevue Square
Toronto bookseller Jean Mason learns that a woman who looks exactly like her has been seen in Kensington Market. Her search for the double becomes an obsession that destabilizes her sense of family, memory, and reality.
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You’re going to want to dedicate an entire 48 hour stretch to read this one. I’m equal parts thrilled and totally boggled.
Amber on Goodreads Unreliable narrators, psychological twists and turns that make you question your reality and the reality of the characters. This is a novel that I'll probably revisit a few times to try to unlock it's mysteries, but I can definitely see why it won the Giller prize.
Trevor on Goodreads The writing is superb. The story makes you question your own sanity.
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