Books

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The Boiled Beef of New England: exclusive Charles Dickens extract

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Colum McCann: ‘Don’t call me Irish American’

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How Adele sent her love to libraries

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Book Review: Flesh of the Peach, Helen McClory

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Book Review: Between Them, Richard Ford

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Book Review: The Earth is Weeping, Peter Cozzens

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Charles Dickens exclusive: experience A Walk in a Workhouse

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Richard Ford gets frank about his toughest subject yet

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Vanessa Potter on the enlightenment brought on by sudden blindness

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Charles Dickens: More relevant than ever

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Charles Dickens exclusive: join his Night Walks

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Review: Alain Mabanckou, Black Moses

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Review: Eugenia Cheng / James Gleick / Mark O’Connell / Jaroslav Kalfar

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“I have students who now borrow books for their parents”

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Review: Six Stories by Matt Wesolowski / One of the Boys by Daniel Magariel

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Peter Stanford on Martin Luther, whose tenacity changed world religion

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How reading and libraries shape our lives

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More young people are using libraries, Carnegie study finds

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(Other) Great Books in March

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Librarians speak up about library closures

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