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About Laura Pearson
Laura is a writer who lives in Leicestershire with her husband and their two children. When she’s not writing or reading, she can usually be found trying to get her son to put his shoes on, encouraging her daughter to sleep past 5am or moving small items from one room to another. You can follow her on Twitter and on her blog about getting cancer when she was pregnant.
The Motherload Book Club: Our June Bookshelf
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The Motherload Book Club: Our June Bookshelf

What Red Was by Rosie Price This novel is astonishing. The writing is so fresh, so vivid, so seemingly simple, and yet it gnawed right under my skin and into my heart. I don’t think I’ve read anything that focuses…
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The Motherload Book Club: Our May Bookshelf
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The Motherload Book Club: Our May Bookshelf

Poster Boy by N J Crosskey At the start of this dystopian novel, we know that Rosa is about to get on stage at her brother’s memorial service with a bomb beneath her clothes. And from there, at breakneck speed,…
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The Motherload Book Club: Our April Bookshelf
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The Motherload Book Club: Our April Bookshelf

Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams I’m ashamed to say that it took a book with a black protagonist to make me realise how lacking in diversity the majority of my recent reads have been. And for that reason, I found Queenie…
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The Motherload Book Club: Our March Bookshelf
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The Motherload Book Club: Our March Bookshelf

Louis and Louise by Julie Cohen A baby is born to parents living in a small town in Maine. The story splits into two, one in which the baby is a boy, Louis, and the other a girl called Louise.…
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The Motherload Book Club: Our February Bookshelf
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The Motherload Book Club: Our February Bookshelf

We Must Be Brave by Frances Liardet In the midst of World War Two, a small child is discovered abandoned on the back seat of the bus. When no family member reports the little girl, Pamela, missing or comes looking…
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Did You Hear The One About The Pill And The Pope?
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Did You Hear The One About The Pill And The Pope?

Like many women my age, I spent about a decade (late teens to late twenties) on the pill. I didn’t think about it much at the time. I felt grown-up, liberated, and like I was taking charge of my life.…
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The Motherload Book Club: Our January Bookshelf
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The Motherload Book Club: Our January Bookshelf

How Far We Fall by Jane Shemilt Set between London and the Scottish island of Jura, How Far We Fall tells the story of Beth, Albie and Ted who are caught in both the past and the present in a…
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The Motherload Book Club’s Top Ten 2018 Reads
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The Motherload Book Club’s Top Ten 2018 Reads

In The Motherload Book Club's inaugural year, I've read and listened to around eighty books. And it's been a great reading year for me. I loved so many of those books that narrowing down to my top ten was a…
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