It seemed so obvious. A Song Of Ice And Fire was the saga of the heirs of the Stark and
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Wordplay: Eye spy brand-new words
Ben was once a neighbour of mine. He’d squatted in a hovel across the road, plus two other students, their
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Why Britain should celebrate the blue bloods of Glorious Goodwood
Why Britain should celebrate the blue bloods of Glorious Goodwood: They inspired Canaletto and Stubbs and still host some of
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Quaint new book explores legends behind Britain’s most-loved plants
Why broad beans are saucier than Champagne: Quaint new book by a leading botanist explores the weird and wonderful legends
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Every Baby-Sitters Club book is now available on Audible
With a Netflix adaptation on the horizon, it’s the perfect time to acquaint, or reacquaint, yourself with the world of The
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This Heroine’s Kind of a Female Millennial Thoreau
HARD MOUTH By Amanda Goldblatt “It’s a thing now, isn’t it?” one character asks another in Amanda Goldblatt’s debut novel,
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Lee Bennett Hopkins, Champion of Poetry for Children, Dies at 81
Lee Bennett Hopkins, who in scores of anthologies he edited as well as in his own writings used poetry as
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The dark side of Sex and the City – how Candace Bushnell's subversive depiction of New York was forgotten behind Cosmos and canapés
Candace Bushnell has returned to what transformed her from skint journalist to an author as monied as the people she
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Float through summer with the best holiday reading
Float through summer with the best holiday reading: Our critics select the perfect books to pack for your getaways Critics
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12 of Toni Morrison’s Most Memorable Quotes
Toni Morrison, the Nobel laureate and Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, died on Monday, leaving behind a powerful literary legacy. Here are
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