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Booklist for the 24 August 2008 edition
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The Other Queen – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

The Other Boleyn Girl – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

The Virgin’s Lover – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

The Boleyn Inheritance – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

The Queen’s Fool – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

The Constant Princess – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

A Respectable Trade – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

Virgin Earth – Philippa Gregory
Publisher: HarperCollins

Love Letters of Great Men – edited by Ursula Doyle
Publisher: MacMillan

Literary Seductions – Frances Wilson
Publisher: Faber

The Ballad of Dorothy Wordsworth – Frances Wilson
Publisher: Faber

Scarred Hearts - Max Blecher
Publisher: Old Street Publishing

The Rough Guide to Graphic Novels - Danny Fingeroth
Publisher: Rough Guides Ltd

Disobedience – Naomi Alderman
Publisher: Penguin

The Complete Maus – Art Spiegelman
Publisher: Penguin

Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood & The Story of a Return – Marjane Satrapi
Publisher: Jonathan Cape
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