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|author= John Haslam and Steve Parker

|title= A Journey Through the Weather

|rating= 4.5

|genre= Children's Non-Fiction

|summary=

We're British. We LOVE to talk about the weather. But beyond the usual platitudes of ''Bit cold out isn't it'' or ''What a beautiful day'', how much do you actually know about what's happening up in the sky?

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178493450X</amazonuk>

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|author=Stephen Booth

|summary=''Oh, The Places You'll Go'' is the classic Dr Seuss tale of one man's journey through a bizarre land. The book takes you on a trip into the imagination of an author who was never shy of the bizarre. You will sail high into the sky in a hot air balloon and walk through strange forests with trees that you have never seen. One thing is for sure, this will not be a dull outing and if you are new to Dr Seuss, one you may never forget.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0008122113</amazonuk>

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~~|author= Arabella Kurtz and J M Coetzee~~

~~|title= The Good Story: Exchanges on Truth, Fiction and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy~~

~~|rating= 5~~

~~|genre= Popular Science~~

|summary= We live by stories. Novelists weave tales that may or may not reflect reality, and that we accept as their job: to create fictions with intriguing character plots that draw in, surprise and touch the reader is at the core of their job description. But story telling goes beyond profession: everyone, writer or not, sometimes more consciously, sometimes less, creates their own history, selects memories that they retain, repress others, and constantly weave together a story of who we are, a tale of identity.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0099598221</amazonuk>~~

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