Are books lost in translation?
Vaneesha Patel looks at how books change when they are translated from their original language
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My favourite autobiography: “Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns)”
Daljinder Johal
Feb. 26
Why we need to stop libraries from closing
Nicola Paling
Feb. 25
Why I love historical non-fiction
Reece Goodall
Feb. 24
Potter fans, rejoice! Eighth Harry Potter book to be published in July
Anaïs Ronchin
Feb. 24
Amazon opens its first physical store
Katherine Sorab
Feb. 23
In memory of Harper Lee
Imogen Cooper
Feb. 20
The perfect books to give this Valentine’s
Vaneesha Patel
Feb. 11
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