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|author= Thomas W Hodgkinson and Humber van den Bergh

|title= How to Sound Cultured

|rating= 4

|genre= Lifestyle

|summary= Sometimes it can be hard to run with the big dogs, and while I know the names to drop in my field of work, some wider cultural references can pass me by. This is especially true for those from before my time and so I was delighted to find icons from all decades and centuries featured in this book. Badged as ''the 250 names that intellectuals love to drop into conversation'' this book features quotes and biographical titbits covering big names from every sector – science, the arts, philosophy.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1848319304</amazonuk>

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|author=Tony Crabbe

|summary=I usually review fiction. For that reason alone, I knew that reviewing this particular book would be a challenge. I was attracted to it for many reasons; I thought it would give me a window into many situations of which I know little or nothing.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0099549034</amazonuk>

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~~|author=Sue Hadfield~~

~~|title=Change One Thing~~

~~|rating=3~~

~~|genre=Lifestyle~~

|summary=On the face of it the principle is simple: just change one thing for a better life. Of course it's not that simple. Working on the basis that the longest journey starts with a single step Sue Hadfield looks at the disillusionment which is a by-product of our work-driven life and guides us towards the steps we'll need to take to pull ourselves out of what's not so much a rut as a pit of despair on occasions. Changing one thing is just the beginning, but as she points out, it can be what's needed to kick-start the whole process - to a better way of our current life or a whole new life.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0857084607</amazonuk>~~

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