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15 July 2021

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    The Book of Disquiet

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    I find it intoxicating. I love it very much. I'm almost inclined to make it my desert island book if I get a second go on Desert Islands Discs.

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    Pereira Maintains

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    I think it's the most wonderful novel of the last 20 years. I can't think of anything I admire more.

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    The Summer Book

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    Sophie and her grandmother spend a lot of time pottering about and playing and building little Venetian lagoons for the ants to go into and that sort of thing. It's very funny and very charming. And you think that's all it is—a sweet little book about a child and her grandmother.

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    I read it because it was a book, and books were fun. I thought it was terrific. Really wonderfully funny. I've gone on thinking that for the subsequent 60 years or so.

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    Oxford historical thesaurus

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    Have you seen the Oxford historical thesaurus? Fantastic. It must be one of the last great books produced as a printed object.

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    The Chambers Dictionary

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    This dictionary is a great thing to have. It's just so fascinating.

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