Books and Beyond: Literary Lounge: Safe and sound

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Literary Lockdown: S is for... Is it possible to link socialism, suffrage, sugar-daddies, scholarship, suspense and stylish, chunky woollen sweaters through books? Join Alison and Ineka in the socially distanced literary lounge to find out! All the books discussed in this episode can be found in the Auckland Libraries catalogue, most in a range of formats. Click the links below to request or borrow a selection of featured titles: Auckland Libraries OverDrive Always Available Classics collection: bit.ly/3BLK1vy When Patty went to college by Jean Webster: bit.ly/When_Patty_went_to_college Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster: bit.ly/3BELi7v Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld: bit.ly/Curtis_Sittenfeld_Prep Red dust road by Jackie Kay: bit.ly/Red_Dust_Road The tally stick by Carl Nixon: bit.ly/The_Tally_Stick

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