Thief's

Though only six titles were brought out, these included the English translation of Beckett's "Molloy" and "The Thief's Journal" by Jean Genet and were enough to earn Collection Merlin a place in literary history.

He Knew It When He Saw It James Campbell 2012

I prefer the Grave Thief's cover, but I think both covers have a typography problem.

Book Cover Smackdown! The Grave Thief vs. This Crooked Way 2009

Step back a bit from them both, and the Grave Thief's title starts to fade, while This Crooked Way's title disappears completely.

Book Cover Smackdown! The Grave Thief vs. This Crooked Way 2009

Doret, yesssssss, I threw out Book Thief's title in a desperate attempt to force people to read this.

Review: A Million Shades of Grey by Cynthia Kadohata Ah Yuan // wingstodust 2010

But the shining special star for me was to finally see and hold a copy of Chris Ewan's book The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam.

Long Barn parcel 2007

But the shining special star for me was to finally see and hold a copy of Chris Ewan's book The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam.

Long Barn parcel 2007

The 2007 winner is Chris Ewan's Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam, which has been enthusiastically reviewed over the past few weeks, and is apparently doing very well.

May 2007 Maxine 2007

I was pleasantly surprised to find that my favourite was everyone else's too and as The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam by Chris Ewan hits the shelves and takes Borders by storm it's good to look back at my notes and remember what I said at the time

The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam 2007

You can visit the link at the start of this paragraph to add your own views of the shortlist, either what is on it or what isn't but should be (Susan Hill has elsewhere written about how cross she is about the lack of inclusion of The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam.)

June 2007 Maxine 2007

But the shining special star for me was to finally see and hold a copy of Chris Ewan's book The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam.

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