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| | Amazon.com: Number 10: a novel: Books: Sue Townsend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | In Townsend's latest British farce (after 1993's The Queen and I, which put the British royal family in public housing, to hilarious effect), the prime minister, known by much of his public as "that pratt Edward Clare," sets out to get in touch with the masses. |
 | | Sue Townsend's wit and her sharp observations of English life were acerbic, but not without pity or hope. |
 | | Thus Sue Townsend's concept of forcing her protagonist, Edward Clare, to meet the common man, totally unprotected, had considerable promise. |
| www.amazon.com /Number-10-novel-Sue-Townsend/dp/1569473757 (1904 words) |
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