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  • A Children's Bible: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    Hardback, 2020

    A brilliant, indelible novel of teenage alienation and adult complacency in a world whose climate and culture are unravelling.
  • A Children's Bible: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    Paperback, 2021

    A brilliant, indelible novel of teenage alienation and adult complacency in a world whose climate and culture are unravelling.
  • A Children's Bible: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    E Book, 2020

    A brilliant, indelible novel of teenage alienation and adult complacency in a world whose climate and culture are unravelling.
  • Dinosaurs: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    Hardback, 2022

    The stunning new novel from the author of the National Book Award–finalist A Children’s Bible
  • Dinosaurs: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    E Book

    One of NPR's Books We Love for 2022 • A New Yorker Best Books of 2022 So Far • One of Time's 100 Must-Read Books of 2022 • An Oprah Daily Favourite Book of 2022

    A stunning new novel from the author...

  • Dinosaurs: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    Paperback, 2023

    One of NPR's Books We Love for 2022 • A New Yorker Best Books of 2022 So Far • One of Time's 100 Must-Read Books of 2022 • An Oprah Daily Favourite Book of 2022

    A stunning new novel from the author...

  • Fight No More: Stories

    Lydia Millet

    Hardback, 2018

    Twelve interlocking stories set in Los Angeles describe a broken family through the homes they inhabit.
  • Fight No More: Stories

    Lydia Millet

    Paperback, 2019

    New York Times Book Review Editors’ Pick
    A Library Journal Best Book of 2018

    “Full of joys on every scale.” —NPR
  • Fight No More: Stories

    Lydia Millet

    E Book, 2018

    New York Times Book Review Editors’ Pick
    A Library Journal Best Book of 2018

    “Full of joys on every scale.” —NPR
  • Ghost Lights: A Novel

    Lydia Millet

    Hardback, 2012

    A funny and haunting new novel from "one of the most acclaimed novelists of her generation" (Los Angeles Times).