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|title=The Lives of the Famous and the Infamous: Everything You Need To Know About Everyone Who Mattered
|author=The Week
|rating=4.5
|genre=Biography
|summary=To describe a book as unputdownable is a pretty bold claim to make. Jeremy O'Grady, editor-in-chief of The Week does just that in the foreword to The Lives of the Famous and the Infamous, a collection of obituaries from the weekly magazine. Thankfully, his bold judgement is largely spot on.
For those unfamiliar, ''The Week'' collates the best offerings from print media outlets around the world, condenses them into smaller chunks, adds a little of its own commentary and creates a highly concise and entertaining look at the news.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0091958660</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Martin Davies
|summary=Willow is not like other girls. She is not just smart, but certifiably gifted. She gets on better with adults than she does her peers. She loves patterns and plants, the colour red and the number 7. She is charming and adorable and quirky. She is one of the most real characters I've met in a book this year. And she is hurting.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1848124163</amazonuk>
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