Inspiring Older Readers
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Madman's Drum posted on 24 Jan 2016
I was surprised and delighted to stumble on a good copy of the first edition of Lynd Ward’s Madman’s Drum in Leominster
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Matthew Nutt Books, Leominster posted on 24 Jan 2016
Minster House Antiques is quite a big, three or four floor antique centre that has lots of individual dealers...
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The Malvern Book Co-operative posted on 22 Jan 2016
When Beacon Books closed early in 2012, Malvern lost it’s only independent shop selling new books.
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The English Ghost: spectres through time posted on 21 Jan 2016
I have to admit that I was prompted to read this book by David Bowie. Well, actually more by some of Bowie’s obituaries...
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The Miniaturist posted on 20 Jan 2016
Even now, the city of Amsterdam is an enchanting mixture of orderliness and unorthodoxy...
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I Hate Everything About You – Except Your Writing.... posted on 20 Jan 2016
Is there any greater conundrum for a reader than to have to come to terms with an author whose views on politics, society and life in general are despicabl
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Posters For The People : Art of the WPA posted on 17 Jan 2016
This book celebrates the 75th anniversary of Franklin D Roosevelt's New Deal Programme ...
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Attic Books, Cheltenham posted on 17 Jan 2016
Let’s start off with the positives. It seems to me remarkable that Attic Books is still out there and doing business.
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Phantoms On The Bookshelves posted on 17 Jan 2016
Bonnet is a French publisher and writer but he is also a self-confessed bibliophile,
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The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes posted on 14 Jan 2016
This superb two volume slipcase edition of all the Sherlock Holmes short stories proves that there was an original incarnation of the famous detective...