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|reviewer=Luci Davin
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|pages=256
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|date=June 2010
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Thank you to Penguin for sending a copy to the Bookbag.
I will be looking to read Gary Younge’s two previous books, but would also suggest for further reading Zadie Smith’s [[Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays by Zadie Smith|Changing My Mind]] and Chinua Achebe’s [[The Education of a British-Protected Child by chinua Chinua Achebe|The Education of a British-Protected Child]] – both these books contain some autobiography and some other pieces. Another possibility is [[My Family and Other Disasters by Lucy Mangan|My Family and Other Disasters]] by another Guardian writer, Lucy Mangan. You might also appreciate [[Romeo and Juliet in Palestine: Teaching Under Occupation by Tom Sperlinger]].
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