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There is a reason we reach for these books when the clocks go back. The gothic novel was made for darkness.
War and Peace - The Epilogue
War and Peace – The Epilogue
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2 February 2016
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Reader
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Reader
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1 January 2016
Keith Carrabine looks at Little Dorrit
Keith Carrabine looks at Little Dorrit
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1 January 2016
Dickensian - We review the BBC's series so far
Dickensian – We review the BBC’s series so far
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1 January 2016
Sally Minogue looks at Great Expectations
Sally Minogue looks at Great Expectations
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1 January 2016
Sherlaugh Holmes or Amusing, My Dear Watson
Sherlaugh Holmes or Amusing, My Dear Watson
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1 January 2016

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The Pocket Fairytales are a new series of six classic tales, thoughtfully adapted for modern readers so that new generations can continue to treasure them. Measuring just 10.3 × 13.9cm, they’re small enough to slip into a coat pocket, tuck into a stocking or line up on a windowsill.

Each book has been given an exquisite new cover by British illustrator Holly Dunn, and interior illustrations drawn especially for the series. Together, the six covers form a rainbow — a radiant, collectable set designed to sit as beautifully closed as they read open.

From Perrault’s Little Red Riding Hood to Andersen’s Little Mermaid, these are the stories that first taught us to read the world. Now, they’re small enough to carry with you.

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