The Tangerine Book. 153 pages of Liberal Democrat goodness. You can buy it online right now at Lulu.com. Remember – only by buying direct can you guarantee yourself that rarest of political book versions – the unautographed one.
Just in case you need more reasons: Lulu.com have extended their Christmas deadlines. If you don’t need it for Christmas, you can economise by going to economy shipping, and pay only £3 for P+P.
And, exclusively, I can now attach a copy of the entire index for your perusal. Please buy a copy, even if you’re not actually in the book.
I was worrying that revealing the index would be counterproductive – see here for reasons – but I am currently figuring that the very small group of people who will enjoy the jokes are mostly here, so please have a look anyway. I hope the quality of the index will reassure you the product is good value.
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I don’t get these P&P charges at all. They seem totally arbitrary. I ordered mine on 11 December and paid £3.75 P&P, which I later learnt was the sub-bog-standard rate for if you don’t mind if your parcel spends three months in the sorting office in Kuala Lumpur, and I got an email yesterday to say it had been despatched. So unless they’re going to bring it over by antique sailing ship, I probably will get it for Christmas. Lucky me!
And lo, the postman just came, and here it is! 😀
I was going to ask if anyone had bought one yet. My question is answered 😉
God, I just saw this little black box on the top left and it said
‘The perfect present for yourself, your family or a friend’ Alix. Alix Mortimer.
Scary, or what?
I have become dreadfully commercialised in recent years.