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John Updike’s best books – Ranked!
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The Radical Power of Assuming Good Faith
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How to Build Trust in a Distrustful World
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David Walliams dropped by publisher over alleged inappropriate behaviour
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Are we falling out of love with nonfiction?
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‘Don’t be disheartened by mistakes’: 10 lessons my artist father taught me
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How Hockey Romance Went Viral
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Bog Queen by Anna North review – a tale that could dig deeper
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Virginia Roberts Giuffre: Epstein accuser’s memoir sells 1m copies in two months
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Stephen Fry launches campaign to boost reading for pleasure
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From Harry Potter to The Crying Game, Susie Figgis’s explosive enthusiasm made her an irreplaceable casting director
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The Housemaid review – Sydney Sweeney takes the job from hell in outrageous suspense thriller
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Richard Osman among authors backing call to issue library card to all UK babies
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The Innocents of Florence by Joseph Luzzi review – how abandoned babies spurred a flowering of Renaissance art
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Samin Nosrat’s Recipe for Self-Compassion
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How did a warm, cheery man like Rob Reiner make a film as horrific as Misery?
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Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson review – startlingly original
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‘The antithesis to Nazi ideology’: how Pippi Longstocking was born to stand up to Hitler
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Tell Me Softly review – high-school romance of bad boys and blurred boundaries
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The 10 Best Recipes of 2025—Including the Last Condiment You’ll Ever Need
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Poem of the week: Winter Walk by Lynette Roberts
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John Carey obituary
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Is it time to redraw our maps?
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‘Suddenly, it was everywhere’: why some books become blockbusters overnight
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To Fully Appreciate the Brilliant New Knives Out, It Helps to Understand the Subgenres It’s Riffing On
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‘This extraordinary story never goes out of fashion’: 30 authors on the books they give to everyone
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Joanna Trollope, bestselling chronicler of ordinary life, dies aged 82
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The Ending of This Oscar Favorite Is Making People Uglysob. I’ve Been Thinking a Lot About Why It’s So Powerful.
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Jonathan Coe: ‘I was a Tory until I read Tony Benn’
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Sophie Kinsella obituary
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Where to start with: Arundhati Roy
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Sophie Kinsella, ‘Confessions of a Shopaholic’ Author, Dies at 55
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Confessions of a Shopaholic novelist Sophie Kinsella dies aged 55
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Confessions of a Shopaholic novelist Sophie Kinsella dies aged 55
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The BFG review – RSC’s big friendly mishmash lacks Matilda’s confidence
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