Harper Lee

A To Z Bookish Survey

11 September 2013 by Louise 1 Comment

A few weeks ago I picked up on a meme that brilliant book blogger Jamie at The Perpetual Page-Turner was running. As always I’m a little late to get my entry in but here we go with my A-Z of reading survey….

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Banned Books Week

29 August 2011 by Louise Leave a Comment

Banned Books Week has been a feature in American libraries for the past 29 years but I’ve not seen much coverage in the British media before. UK libraries are coming together from 24th September to highlight the growing issue of censorship and challenges to libraries stocking particular books.

Filed Under: Book News Tagged With: And Tango Makes Three, Anne Frank, Banned Books, books, Diary of a Young Girl, Harper Lee, Harry Potter, L Frank Baun, literature, The Wonderful World of Oz, To Kill A Mockingbird

To Kill A Mockingbird

18 July 2011 by Louise Leave a Comment

The perfect novel – with the greatest literary father ever

Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird is, quite simply, the greatest novel ever written. A story of prejudice and intolerance in the small Alabama town of Maycomb…

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