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How to Be Good by Nick Hornby · Booklabria

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How to Be Good

Humorous fictionConduct of life

How to Be Good

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First published: 2000
Editions: 48 in 8 languages

Synopsis

According to her own complex moral calculations, Katie Carr has earned her affair. She's a doctor and her husband David is the self-styled Angriest Man in Holloway. But when David suddenly becomes good - properly, maddeningly, give-away-all-his-money good - Katie's sums no longer add up, and she is forced to ask herself some very hard questions.

Subjects: Humorous fiction
Conduct of life
Marriage
Good and evil
London
Humorous
Set in: London

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48 in 8 languages

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English28 French5 Spanish4 German2 All 8 languages

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