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India Knight



India Knight was born in 1965. She is the author of two novels for adults, MY LIFE ON A PLATE and DON'T YOU WANT ME?, a nonfiction collection of essays THE SHOPS, and a book for children called THE BABY. India also writes a column for the Sunday Times, alongside other newspapers and magazines. She lives in London E8 and is a mother of three.


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by India Knight - Fiction

Clara Dunphy, a twice-divorced mother of three, loves Christmas and always wants to make it perfect. A challenge even in the best of times, but particularly when "family" means an extended network of in-laws, out-laws, ex-stepfathers, and hangers-on, totaling 16. Is the madness of Christmas really worth it? Find an Author

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