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Endpaper: Latest robot overlords
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Will Tim Martin be replaced by a computer program? Likelihood 9, worry 4
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Efficient mystery with light emotional wallowing
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Jake Kerridge reviews foreign crime
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Children's books: Teenage fiction
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Vivien Hamilton is impressed by a thoughtful crop of novels for young adults
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Children's books: Picture books
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Lorna Bradbury takes a look at the best in new picture books for children
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Children's books: Fantasy
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Toby Clements falls under the spell of the latest in magical storytelling
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Children's books: Villainy unveiled
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Kate Saunders reviews historical fiction for young readers
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Children's books: Young adventure
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Sinclair McKay enjoys the latest thrills for teenagers
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Children's audiobooks
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Carole Mansur reviews audiobooks for children
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Ereaders: the final chapter for the book?
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Electronic reading devices are being hailed as the iPod of literature. Paul Gent is not so sure
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Why The Wind in the Willows still lifts children's hearts
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
After 100 years, Kenneth Grahame's masterwork still feels as current as it ever has. By Tom Payne
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Agonies over cheese on toast
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
Laura Thompson reviews Towards Another Summer by Janet Frame
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Like the smile of a dead cow
11.07.2008 20:10
telegraph.co.uk
James Miller reviews Knockemstiff by Donald Ray Pollock
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Displacing the blame for the human condition
11.07.2008 20:09
telegraph.co.uk
Harry Mount reviews Complaint by Julian Baggini; Credit and Blame by Charles Tilly and Trust: and Self-Interest and the Common Good by Marek Kohn
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Evolutionary shortcomings
11.07.2008 20:09
telegraph.co.uk
Ed Lake reviews Kluge by Gary Marcus and The Drunkard's Walk by Leonard Mlodinow
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Albert Hammond Jr - Como Te Llama
11.07.2008 14:15
roomthirteen.com
Albert Hammond Jr's follow-up to 'Yours To Keep' adds a little more of a rock edge to his indie material and is all the better for it.
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