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Hannah Beckerman

In brief: The Blue Hour; England: A Natural History; A Book of Noises – review

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A stag in Richmond Park, one of the locations in John Lewis-Stempel’s England: A Natural History. Photograph: Matt Francis/Alamy

The Blue Hour

Paula Hawkins
Doubleday, £22, pp336

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