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Libby Page

Libby Page is an internationally bestselling author of six novels, with work published in over 20 territories worldwide. She graduated from the London College of Fashion with a BA in fashion journalism and went on to work as a journalist at The Guardian. Her latest novel, This Book Made Me Think of You, was an instant USA Today bestseller. Her second passion, after writing, is outdoor swimming.
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