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A collection of short stories to raise money for Unicef to support the children of Haiti
With all proceeds going directly to UNICEF's Haiti Earthquake Children's Appeal, No Man Can Compare And Other Stories to Help Haiti is a charity ebook featuring short stories from some of Little, Brown's biggest authors. The anthology has a foreword from Dorothy Koomson, and features:
Nina Bell
Peter William Blatty
Nick Brownlee
Louise Candlish
Stella Duffy
Kate Furnivall
Alex Gray
Clare Jay
Dorothy Koomson
Shari Low
Alexander McCall Smith
Martina Reilly
Bernadette Strachan
These are joyful, uplifting stories, written to raise funds to help Haitian children affected by the earthquake. Just as importantly, these are stories written to raise the spirits - they are stories of hope.
Everyone involved has donated 100% of their profits and given their time for free to support this worthwhile cause.
Dorothy Koomson
DOROTHY KOOMSON is an award-winning, internationally bestselling author and journalist whose books have been translated into more than 30 languages, with sales that exceed 2 million copies in the UK alone.
Her third novel, My Best Friend's Girl (2006) was selected for the Richard & Judy Summer Reads Book Club, while a TV adaptation based on The Ice Cream Girls was shown on ITV1 in 2013.
Dorothy was featured on the 2021 Powerlist as one of the most influential Black people in Britain and appeared in GQ Style as a Black British trailblazer.
She loves reading and writing, and is passionate about supporting other writers no matter what stage they are at in their career.
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