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What will Liberal Democrats be doing at Christmas?

By Mark Pack | Tue 5th December 2006 - 10:00 am

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The party’s asked a group of leading members for their top two books/DVDs etc to enjoy over the festive season. You can see what Ming Campbell and others recommend at www.libdems.org.uk/support/christmas.html

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4 Comments

Julian H 5th Dec '06 - 11:12am

Chris Rennard’s really going for the high-brow options.
Simon Jerram 5th Dec '06 - 12:34pm

I don’t get that one- was it snobbery?

I’ve read one item from that list.
Liberal Neil 5th Dec '06 - 6:10pm

A Painted House by John Grisham is an excellent choice.

I was given it as a Christmas present a couple of years ago and it is one of the books I couldn’t put down once I’d started it.

An extremely well written and moving story that any liberal will identify with.
hywelmorgan 5th Dec '06 - 8:22pm

It is of course possible they all picked things with at least half an eye on getting other people to buy them and generate us some commission 🙂

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