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100 1 $aShearer, Alex,$eauthor.
245 10 $aThis is the life /$cAlex Shearer.
264 1 $aLondon :$bBlue Door,$c2014.
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530 $aAlso available as an ebook.
520 $aThere are books that immerse you. There are books that move you to tears. There are books that make you better appreciate life. This is one of them. "I don't have much advice to give anyone; I've learned very little in my life; but here's a gem of wisdom. Don't take a dying man's kettle away. You won't be doing him any favours. Nor yourself either." This is the story of Louis, who never quite fitted in, and of his younger brother who always tagged along. Two brothers on one final journey together, wading through the stuff that is thicker than water. Tender-hearted, at times achingly funny, This is the Life is a moving testimony to both the resilience of the human spirit and to the price of strawberries.
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