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A touching, subtle and gently funny story of rediscovering one's purpose later in life. * Bookish Beck * Astounding * <i>Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung</i> * Charming, funny and packed with insight. * Irish Times * Short but satisfying . . . uplifting. * The Herald * A shrewd, skilful tale of loneliness, the search for meaning and a place in the world, and the problems of truly relating to another human being. The end is sorrowful and joyful. * <i>Independent</i> Books of the Month *

A touching, subtle and gently funny story of rediscovering one's purpose later in life. * Bookish Beck * Astounding * <i>Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung</i> * A shrewd, skilful tale of loneliness, the search for meaning and a place in the world, and the problems of truly relating to another human being. The end is sorrowful and joyful. * <i>Independent</i> Books of the Month *

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Anne Cathrine Bomann lives in Copenhagen, where she divides her time between writing and working as a psychologist. She also played table tennis for Denmark and won the national championship twelve times. Agatha is her debut novel, following two poetry collections. First published in Denmark, it became a word-of-mouth success and has now been translated into twenty-three languages.

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