EPISODE · Sep 3, 2000 · 27 MIN
Joanna Trollope
from Bookclub · host BBC Radio 4
This month's choice is Joanna Trollope's Other People's Children; a multi-layered contemporary tale of broken homes and family imperfections, and where the step-mother defies convention and has the hardest time of all. James Naughtie and readers discuss the book with the author.
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