They were probably reading on their tablets, ” said Nina loyally. She loved her e-reader, too. “Yes, I know, ” said the man. “But I couldn’t see. I couldn’t see what they were reading or ask them if it was good, or make a mental note to look for it later. It was as if suddenly, one day, all the books simply disappeared. Jenny Colgan
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This is the story of the end of the world when all the books keep disappeared. The story is written in a sort of modern style in this book. This means that you can easily guess what will come next. So, if you don't like this kind of book, this one is not for you.

Source: The Bookshop On The Corner

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