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Books Read Since April 7Th 1998 TITLES “100 Classic Stories” James Egan “100 Most Pointless Things” Armstrong and Osman NF “100 Poems” Seamus Heaney P “500 Words You Should Know” Caroline Taggart NF “1811 Dictionary / Vulgar Tongue” Francis Grose NF “1914” Rupert Colley NF “1950s Childhood” Janet & John Shepherd NF “2019 Rupert Annual” C “2002 Rupert Annual” C “2014 Rupert Annual” C “2017 Rupert Annual” C “A 1940s Childhood” James Marsh NF “A 1950s Childhood” Paul Feeney NF “A Rose for Winter” Laurie Lee “A Bend in the River” V. S. Naipaul “A Bit of Singing & Dancing” Susan Hill “A Book of Proverbs” “A Breath of French Air” H. E. Bates “A Brief History of Time” Stephen Hawkin NF “A Certain Je Ne Sais Quoi” Chloe Rhodes NF “A Child Called “it”” Dave Pelzer NF “A Christmas Scrapbook” Elizabeth Walter “A Classical Education” Caroline Taggart NF “A Concise History of Portugal” David Birmingham NF “A Crack in Forever” Jeannie Brewer “A Death in the Faculty” Amanda Cross “A Desirable Residence” Madeleine Wickham “A Dictionary of Pub ... Signs” Colin Waters NF “A Family Man” Amanda Brookfield “A Fart in a Colander” Roy Hudd NF “A Fine Night for Dying” Jack Higgins “A Friend of the Family” Lisa Jewell “A Genius in the Family” Hilary & Piers Du Pre NF “A Gesture Life” Chang-rae Lee “A Good Man in Africa” William Boyd “A Good Wife” Elizabeth Buchan “A Guide to Wizards of the World” Master Merlin “A Hallowed Place” Caro Fraser “A Higher Loyalty” James Comey NF “A History of Christianity” Diarmaid McCulloch NF “A History of Christmas Carols” Andrew Gant NF “A History of God” Karen Armstrong NF “A History of Church in England” J R H Moorman NF “A House of Pomegranates” Oscar Wilde “A Kentish Lad” Frank Muir NF “A Kestrel for a Knave” Barry Hines “A Killing Kindness” Reginald Hill “A Life for Every Sleeper” Hugh V Clarke NF 1 “A Little Learning” Caro Fraser “A Long Walk I Winter” Libby Purvis “A Mere Interlude” Thomas Hardy “A Mind to Murder” P D James “A Minority of One” Lesley Brain NF “A Miscellany of Britain” Tom O’Meara NF “A Murder of Quality” John le Carre “A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs” Ellis Peters “A Parrot in the Pepper Tree” Chris Stewart NF “A Passionate Man” Joanna Trollope “A Peak Distrtict Anthology” Roly Smith NF “A Peep at Eype” Paul Atterbury NF “A Perfect Obsession” Caro Fraser “A Perfect Propsal” Katie Fford “A Photographic History” Nick Yapp NF “A Picture of Percy French” Alan Tongue NF “A Pointless History of the World” Armstrong & Osman NF “A Quiver Full of Arrows” Geoffrey Archer “A Rebirth for Christianity” Alvin Boyd Khun NF “A Rhyming History of Britain” James Muirden NF “A Rival Creation” Marika Cobbold “A Room of One’s Own” Virginia Woolf NF “A Russian Affair” Anton Chekhov “A Shropshire Lad” A E Housman NF “A Start in Life” Anita Brookner “A School for Lovers” Jill Paton Walsh “A Second Inheritance” Melvyn Bragg “A Shite History of Nearly Everything” A Parody NF “A Short history of Britain” Jeremy Black NF “A Short History of BCP” William R Huntington NF “A Short History of England” Mary Platt Parmele NF “A Short History of Medicine” Steve Parker NF “A Shropshire Lad” A E Housman “A Smaller Biblia Pauperum” John Wycliffe NF “A Sort of Life” Graham Greene “A Spiritual Treasury” Kahlil Gibran NF “A Stranger in the Mirror” Sidney Sheldon “A Spanish Lover” Joanna Trollope “A Stranger is Watching” Mary Higgins Clark “A Study in Scarlet” Conan Doyle “A Stupid Boy” Jimmy Perry NF “A Swift Pure Cry” Siobhan Dowd “A Tale of a Tub” Joanthan Swift NF “A Time to Dance” Berbard MacLaverty “A Time to Dance” Melvyn Bragg “A Village Affair” Joanna Trollope “A Vindication of Rights of Woman” Mary Wollstonecraft NF “A Walk in the Woods” Bill Bryson NF “A Walk to Remember” Nicholas Sparks “A Wayne in a Manger” Gervase Phinn NF 2 “A Week at the Airport” Alain de Botton” NF “A Wiltshire Diary” Francis Kilvert NF “A World Lit Only by Fire” William Manchester NF “Aberystwyth” William Troughton NF “Abiding” Ben Quash NF “About a Boy” Nick Hornby “Accidental Woman” Jonathan Coe “Accomodating Brocolli … “ Vivian Cook NF “Accomplice of Love” Titia Sutherland “Aches and Pains” Maeve Binchy “Acqua Alta” Donna Leon “Adrian Mole-Cappuccino Years” Sue Townsend “Admissions” Henry Marsh NF “Aesop’s Fables” C “After Albert House” Lily Brayton NF “After Breathless” Jennifer Potter “After Caroline” Kay Hooper “After God” Don Cupitt NF “After You’d Gone” Maggie O’Farrell “Against Establishment” Theo Hobson NF “Agent” Thomas Hinde “Air and Angels” Susan Hill “Albania -Who Cares” Bill Hamilton NF “Albert House” Lily Brayton NF “Algarve Images” Len Part NF “Algarve” Susie Boulton NF “Alice in Wonderland” Lewis Carroll “Alice Through the Looking Glass” Lewis Carroll “Aleph” Paulo Ceolho NF “All Around the Town” Mary Higgions Clark “All Change” Paul Atterbury NF “All Change in Clun” Jean Withers NF “All Lisbon” Carlos de Haro NF “All Salamanca” Escudo de Oro NF “All That Is” Arthur Peacock NF “Allotments” Twigs Way NF “Aladdin” & the Enchanted Lamp” Philip Pullman C “Along Country Lines” Paul Atterbury NF “Along Main Lines” Paul Atterbury NF “Altar Ego” Kathy Lette “Amanda’s Wedding” Jenny Colgan “Amazing, Interesting Facts” Jonas Jewison NF “Amo, Amas, Amat” Harry Mount NF “American Slavery” Kat Smutz NF “Amsterdam” Ian McEwan “An A-Z of Railways” Paul Atterbury NF “An Anthology” John Keats NF “An Anthology” Kahlil Gibran NF “An Apple a Day” Caroline Taggart NF “An Equal Music” Vikram Seth NF 3 “An Expensive Place to Die” Len Deighton “An Ice-Cream War” William Boyd “An Inconvenient Truth” Al Gore NF “An Immoral Code” Caro Fraser “An Inheritance” Caro Fraser “An Unsuitable Job for a Woman” P D James “Ancient Egypt” Anthony Holmes NF “And It’s Goodnight from Him” Ronnie Corbett NF “And Man Created God” Robert Banks NF “Angels and Demons” Dan Brown “Angels & Miracles” Glennyce Eckersley NF “Anglicanism” Mark Chapman NF “Anglican Theology” Mark Chapman NF “Anglo-Saxon Chroincle” (Various) NF “Animal Farm” George Orwell “Another 365 Things People …” James Egan NF “Another Kind of Cinderella” Angela Huth “Answering Back” Ed. Carol Ann Duffy P “Anthem for Doomed Youth” Wilfred Owen P “Antonin Dvorak” Roderic Donnett NF “Antonio Vivaldi” Pam Brown NF “Ants” Richard Spilsbury NF “Anything Considered” Peter Mayle “Arabella” Anon “Archbishop Justin Welby” Andrew Atherstone NF “Armadillo” William Boyd “Art Deco” Eric Knowles NF “Arthur Lowe” Graham Lord NF “Artists and Models” Anais Nin “As Kingfishers Catch Fire Gerald Manley Hopkins P “As Time Goes By” Bill Cottham NF “At a Glance” June Whitfield NF “Atonement” Ian McEwan “Aubrey Beardsley” Stephen Calloway NF “Augustine” Ed. Robert Meagher NF “Aunt Margaret’s Lover” Mavis Cheek “Autumn Manoeuvres” Melvyn Bragg “Avoid Them Like the Plaque” Nigel Fountain NF “Away from it All” Judy Astley “Bad Blood” Lorna Sage “Ballad of Reading Goal” Oscar Wilde NF “Ballykissangel” Geoff Tiballs NF “Bandstands” Paul Rabbitts NF “Barefoot Disciple” Stephen Cherry NF “Barrows in England & Wales Leslie V Ginsell NF “Bath – Pitkin Guide” Annie Bullen NF “Bath” Paul De’Ath NF 4 “Bath Abbey” Reginald Wright NF “Beatrice” Anon “Beach Huts & Bathing Machines” Kathryn Ferry NF “Beck: A Book” John Updike “Bedtime Erotica for Men” Lexy Hraper “Bedtime Stories” Laura Cooper “Begat” David Crystal NF “Behind the Scenes at the Museum” Kate Atkinson “Being Christian” Rowan Williams NF “Being Dead” Jim Crace “Beneath the Bombers’ Moon” David Webb C “Beowolf” Tr Michael Alexander “Bestiary” Richard Barber NF “Between You and I “ James Cochrane NF “Beyond Belief” D Aleaxnder/RS White NF “Beyond Belief” Elaine Pagels NF “Beyond Forgiveness” Caro Fraser “Beyond Recall” Robert Goddard “Beyond Words” John Humphrys NF “Big Bangs” Howard Goodall NF “Big eBook of Nursery Rhymes” R. Wilson “Big Stone Gap” Adriana Trigiani X “Big Sur” Jack Kerouac “Biggles and the Blue Moon” W E Johns C “Biggles Sorts It Out” Capt. W. E. Johns C “Billy Bathgate” E.L.Doctorow “Birds of Selborne” Gilbert White NF “Birmingham 1900-1945” Eric Armstrong NF “Birmingham Cathedral” Peter Berry NF “Birmingham Railways” Mike Hitches NF “Birthday Letters” Ted Hughes NF “Bizarre England” David Long NF “Black Dogs” Ian McEwan “Black Spring” Henry Miller “Black History” Rupert Colley NF “Blackberry Wine” Joanne Harris “Blast from the Past” Ben Elton “Blenheim Palace Paul Duffie NF “Bletchley Park” English Heritage NF “Bletchley Park” Sinclair McKay NF “Blindness” Jose Saramago “Blue Skies & Black Olives” John Humphrys NF “Boarding Pass” Emma Leblanc “Bodily Secrets” William Trevor “Bombsites and Lollipops” Jacky Hyams NF “Bonded” Fleur Reynolds “Bonjour Tristesse” Françoise Sagan “Bookends” Jane Green “Books of Hours” NF “Books that Changed History” Ed (James Naughtie) NF 5 “Born in the Fifties” Jane Maple NF “Born in the Sixties” Tim Glynne-Jones NF “Born in the Forties” Tim Glynne-Jones NF “Born in the Seventies” Tim Glynne-Jones NF “Born in the Thirties” Tim Glynne-Jones NF “Boscastle” David Rowe NF “Both Your Houses” Sarah Harrison “Bournemouth Past” Elizabeth Edwards NF “Bradford On Avon in old …” Adrian Powell NF “Branch Line Britain” Paul Atterbury NF “Brave New World” Aldous Huxley “Brazzaville Beach” William Boyd “Breakfast on Pluto” Patrick McCabe “Breaking With Tradition” 1960s Rose Shepherd NF “Breath, Eyes, Memory” Edwidge Danticat “Brick Lane” Monica Ali “Brief Encounters in Shropshire” Shropshire Tourism NF “Bridget Jones-Edge of Reason” Helen Fielding “Bright Blue” Lionel Blue NF “Bridgnorth & Much Wenlock” Bridgnorth DC NF “Bristol 1850-1919” David Eveleigh NF “Bristol 1920-1969” David Eveleigh
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