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  1. The Miracle at Speedy Motors Alexander McCall Smith
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  1. Book of the Dead Patricia Cornwell
  2. The World According to Bertie Alexander McCall Smith
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  4. Ferney James Long
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  1. Book of the Dead Patricia Cornwell Read by Mary Stuart Masterson
  2. Long Way Down Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman Read by Mark Bonnar and Rupert Degas
  3. The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency Alexander McCall Smith Read by Adjoa Andoh
  4. Rubicon Tom Holland Read by Andrew Sachs
  5. The Careful Use of Compliments Alexander McCall Smith Read by Hilary Neville

The Little, Brown Blog

Welcome to the Little, Brown Blog where we will be regularly posting news about our books, along with exclusive content from our authors.

  • Sex Bomb

    The Between the Sheets team look forward to the forthcoming Sex and the City film.

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    Posted 08/05/2008 12:46:42 by Women's fiction team with 0 comments.

  • The Credit Crunch Bunch

    In this time of economic uncertainty you can rest assured on the immutability of this fact: people will gamble their way through the gloom.

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    Posted 06/05/2008 12:57:55 by Women's fiction team with 0 comments.

  • Let's Get Quizzical

    Rishi Dastidar on the Little, Brown quiz night in aid of the National Literacy Trust

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    Posted 24/04/2008 15:12:37 by Rishi Dastidar with 0 comments.

  • April Loves and Loathes

    What we’re loving and loathing in April, by the Between the Sheets team . . .

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    Posted 18/04/2008 15:57:22 by Women's fiction team with 1 comments.

  • Fools Rush In

    So you think you can spot a fib a mile off? Some of us can’t even when it’s ten yards away. Ten million April Fools jokes are played in the UK each year, so come on, own up: what have you been silly enough to believe?

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    Posted 17/04/2008 10:55:00 by Women's fiction team with 0 comments.