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Topic History of: An Education - Lynn Barber
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JK2006 OK, so Lynn has become a good friend (she first interviewed me, very positively, way back in the 1980s) but her autobiography is fabulous. It's not all the story depicted in the excellent movie - there's much more. Available now in paperback and well worth getting. You'll love it.