What Lib Dem MPs are reading this summer

The annual Waterstone’s ComRes survey of MPs’ summer reading choices has just been published. You can read about the overall responses here, but I had a quick scan of the findings of the 12 Lib Dem MPs who replied to see what our party folk are planning to dip into during the parliamentary recess…

PS: I’ve no idea how the weighted percentages were calculated… so far as I can make out, any figure between 5-7% means one Lib Dem MP chose it; 12-14% means that two did.

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3 Comments

  • Harry Potter?
    How far behind the curve do you have to be to try to jump onto a bandwaggon years after it has passed you by?

  • What an insightful point Maria. Maybe, just maybe, they have children of the right age, or maybe they’re not ‘jumping on a bandwaggon’ but rather, would like to read the books. I read some Tolstoy the other day – definitely missed the ‘bandwaggon’ there.

    Good to see Sen at the top though – thoroughly Lib Dem.

  • Sen has been gerrymandered into top place ahead of Potter, for obvious reasons.

    Potter encapsulates the spirit of the day, a genial fantasy of upper class alliance bearing no relation to reality….

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