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Irish bookshops are stepping in to meet demand for Sally Rooney's novels among British readers after her publisher Faber stopped distributing her books in the UK over her intention to donate royalties to Palestine Action. Bookshops in Ireland, including Kennis Bookshop in Galway, reported a sharp increase in orders from the UK, with some additional copies purchased through Irish distributors. Ronnie's novels feature ordinary people and conversations with friends.

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Irish bookshops are stepping in to meet demand for Sally Rooney's novels among British readers after her publisher Faber stopped distributing her books in the UK over her intention to donate royalties to Palestine Action. Bookshops in Ireland, including Kennis Bookshop in Galway, reported a sharp increase in orders from the UK, with some additional copies purchased through Irish distributors. Ronnie's novels feature ordinary people and conversations with friends.

Irish bookshops are stepping in to meet demand for Sally Rooney's novels among British readers after her publisher Faber stopped distributing her books in the UK over her intention to donate royalties to Palestine Action. Bookshops in Ireland, including Kennis Bookshop in Galway, reported a sharp increase in orders from the UK, with some additional copies purchased through Irish distributors. Ronnie's novels feature ordinary people and conversations with friends.

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