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Book Trust

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Book Trust

British association of authors, publishers, booksellers, librarians, and readers, to encourage the reading and production of better books. Founded as the National Book Council 1925, it was renamed the National Book League 1944 and became the Book Trust 1986.



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Fassl, of the Scottish Book Trust, said: "Children across the North East are in for a fascinating visit from Debi.
Author on tour by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
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Scottish Book Trust chief executive Marc Lambert said: "I think he will really enjoy his time on the island and produce some extremely memorable work.
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