Inspiring Older Readers
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The Borrower posted on 22 Nov 2017
As I am an avid reader and also a lover of mysteries, this first novel by Rebecca Makkai promised to be right up my street.
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The Harrap Book of Humorous Prose posted on 19 Nov 2017
I suspect that all of us have our bookish equivalents of the famous Proustian Madeleine...
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The Moor posted on 17 Nov 2017
I’m not an outdoors type. I really don’t like walking in nature and I would much rather spend my time in the labyrinths of a city......
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Memoir of a Fascist Childhood posted on 15 Nov 2017
Given my own political leanings, over the years I must have racked-up a good many biographies and auto-biographies ...
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The Death of the Moth & Other Essays posted on 14 Nov 2017
Guest reviewer, Alun Severn takes an urban stroll in the company of Virginia Woolf
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Overbooked in Arizona posted on 12 Nov 2017
This is a relatively short cautionary tale about how a passionate interest in books can become a dangerous...
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The Romantics posted on 11 Nov 2017
Radical historian and activist, E.P. Thompson published a major new work about every ten years or so...
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Alan Garner’s The Owl Service – at Fifty posted on 10 Nov 2017
Guest reviewer, Alun Severn rereads Alan Garner's classic on the 50th anniversary of its publication
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Poverty and Inclusion in Early Years Education posted on 09 Nov 2017
Guest reviewer Kieran Breen reads “A timely, relevant, accessible and essential read for anyone who cares about children”
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Unpacking My Library: Writers and Their Books posted on 08 Nov 2017
I have a confession to make. I’m the kind of person who gets invited to your house and spends way too much time looking at your bookshelves