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  • Galata

    by Ben Gribbin ...
    'Seven days. Seven deaths. Seven brides for seven rivers...'It is New Year's Day. The city of Galata, with its ancient river-streets, is slowly sinking into the sea. But for one week its citizens want to forget this, and celebrate the city's thousand-year anniversary.For Joseph, a jaded ex-detective, the day brings a glimmer of hope. Last night he met and kissed Celice, a free-spirited artist. ... Read more

    $6.29 CAD

  • Galata

    by Ben Gribbin ...
    ‘Seven days. Seven deaths. Seven brides for seven rivers…’It is New Year’s Day. The city of Galata, with its ancient river-streets, is slowly sinking into the sea. But for one week its citizens want to forget this, and celebrate the city’s thousand-year anniversary.For Joseph, a jaded ex-detective, the day brings a glimmer of hope. Last night he met and kissed Celice, a free-spirited artist. ... Read more

    $5.29 CAD

  • The Sad Happy Story of Aberystwyth the Bat

    by Ben Gribbin ...
    A delightful children's tale about growing up and chasing one's dreams, by the best-selling author John Gribbin's son Ben. ... Read more

    $4.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Thomas Silent

    or, Why there are no more mermaids

    by Ben Gribbin ...
    When widower Angelo found a small baby on the beach twelve years ago, he decided to bring him up as his own son. A sign around the baby’s neck said 'THOMAS SILENT', so that was the name he was given. Apart from other people’s curiosity about his name, Tom’s life so far had been happy and uneventful. When he wasn’t at school Tom would help Angelo run the café in his beachside shack. One sunday ... Read more

    $5.29 CAD

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