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|title=The Sad Story of Veronica Who Played The Violin
|author=David McKee
|rating=5
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=When I sing, people cry. And not in a good way. But when Veronica plays the violin, the tears are good tears. She ''moves'' people, y’know? It’s a big deal for Veronica, because when she started playing, she kind of sucked. But now she’s gotten good. Very good. So very good, in fact, that like an X Factor contestant, she’s dropping out of school to become a star.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1849397635</amazonuk>
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|summary=Throughout my life I've found that whilst I might not always agree with Tony Benn's politics, whatever he had to say would give me food for thought - and frequently changed the way that I viewed a situation. He's a wonderful mixture of supreme intelligence and humanity which is so rarely found - particularly in modern-day politics and it was with some misgivings that I opened this volume of his diaries, given that the slipcover speaks of the ''compensations and challenges of old age'' and ''the disadvantages of growing older, the loneliness of widowhood, the upheaval of moving from the family home of sixty years and the problems of failing health.'' I've always been relieved that Benn has never ''quite'' achieved the status of national treasure, but surely he couldn't be in decline?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0091943876</amazonuk>
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