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| Brand |  Penguin Books Ltd. is a British publishing house. It was founded in 1935 by Allen Lane. The company is now a subsidiary of the publishing conglomerate Pearson PLC. Penguin Books is best known for publishing high quality, low-priced paperback books. |
| ISBN | Penguin Books Ltd 0241972809 |
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A haunting journey into the fragile boundaries of memory and identity, Javier Marías’ *Thus Bad Begins* explores how a single forgotten moment can unravel lives, revealing truth through lyrical prose and subtle suspense.