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This Charming Man

By (author): Marian Keyes
Published by: Penguin Books Ltd
Publication date: 05/Mar/2009
Format: Paperback - 688 pages
ISBN-10: 0141026758
ISBN-13: 9780141026756
Categories:
> General & Literary Fiction

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Richard and Judy

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Posted on: Dec 9, 2009 3:07:22 PM

ha ha, thought that would flush you out Andrew, where have you been hiding?

Karen, Amanda Ross is the programme producer - her and her husband run Cactus TV which produced Richard and Judy. She was also the one making most of the book choices, and will be doing so again for this new programme apparently.

Sarah Prior

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Happy Books

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Posted on: Sep 18, 2009 8:43:35 PM

The Edible Woman - Margaret Atwood. Very funny, I think, and one of my faves.

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E-Books/E-Readers

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Posted on: Sep 15, 2009 11:36:54 AM

David,

Oops, my house burned down and I've lost all my treasured books. Does anyone know what I had and where I can buy replacements?

Luckily, I had my eReader with me so I can console myself that all my ebooks are safe.

I'm with Sue Good on this. My ebooks are in addition to all my conventional books, and the recent spurt of attempts to make better ebook reading devices is a welcome progression - although I still prefer my little iPaq. Indeed, if it wasn't for ebooks, I wouldn't have been able to read Hal Spacejock at all.