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Literary Lodge

A World of Literature at Your Fingertips



Who is Literary Lodge for?
Anyone who reads, or anyone who wants to!  Whether you’re a literary buff; a student; someone who likes reading but never knows what to read; or keen readers looking to expand their horizons - Literary Lodge is designed to be for you.
Over the coming weeks and months, there will be feature articles, reviews, educational resources, book clubs, discussion forums, literary recommendations, as well as a range of products chosen specifically for book lovers of all ages. 


So light the fire, climb into your favourite comfy chair and let Literary Lodge take you on a journey of discovery into the world of literature.

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