Read This Next...And Discover Your 500 New Favourite Books

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In 2009 it was How Not to Write a Novel ("A hilarious, wickedly observed and deeply useful guide". "Observer"). In 2010 it's "Read This Next" - Sandra Newman and Howard Mittelmark have written the perfect book for anyone who has ever struggled to choose what to read next. But this is far more than a guide for book groups. Covering 600 books ranging from "The Shock Doctrine" to "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes", and exploring all the important issues like how to tell the difference between Naomis Wolf and Klein, whether anyone really likes Emma Bovary, what makes a really good loo book and whether it's really wrong to marry for money, "Read This Next" reminds you exactly why you love reading and then makes you want to go out and read lots more. And what's more, it's very, very funny.
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AuthorSandra Newman
PublisherPenguin Books
PlaceLondon
Year2010
ISBN9781846143724
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
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