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A sexy, hilarious, modern and daring novel by a number 1 bestseller.
Sophie's university life is lively, characterised by passionate, sapphic love affairs, liberal activism and boundary-pushing theatre.
Nine years later, she returns to her hometown in Cornwall, where girls are... read more
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Sophie's university life is lively, characterised by passionate, sapphic love affairs, liberal activism and boundary-pushing theatre.
Nine years later, she returns to her hometown in Cornwall, where girls are friends with girls, boys are friends with boys, and queer is an experience felt...
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Characters/People edit
- Sophie Sweet: Lively, defiant, liberal and smart. She's a postgraduate student who studies a tiny, obscure area of the brain.
- Georgie: Add a description of this character.
- Cinderella
- Charlotte Menhennett
- Mum
- Harry Hancock
- Joseph Trotter Fiddock
- Joshua
- Mia Barker
- Prudens Ebrel Hancock
- Mrs Splanna Fiddock
- Tim Elliot
- Lord Gregory
- Demelza
- Crewenna Hancock
- Andrew Rice
- Holly Haltwhistle
- Burke
- Ellie Hart
- Leanne Robson
- Sophie YWoCB
- Mary Gribbon
- May Gribbon
- John Killigrew
- Nelly Pengelly
- Tom Trebilcock
- Dianne Mabel Killigrew
- Dad
- Alan
- Mrs Penferris
- Dianne
- Dr Bamford
- Nick Teagle
- Robin
- Charlotte Menhennet
- Tim Gribbon
- Matthew Saint
- Kerensa Walker
- Rosen Trevithick
- Andy Rice
- Mrs Killigrew
Authors & Contributors edit
- Rosen Trevithick (Author)
Subjects edit
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