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Our new edition of The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame is perfect for reading in the summer sunshine. Edited by Peter Hunt, this new edition provides a wealth of information about the book's author and its historical, cultural, and literary significance. We also have two new audio guides free to listen to on our website. John Mullan, editor of our Samuel Johnson's Lives of the Poets discusses how Johnson came to write the book, and why he was often critical of the poets he wrote about. Our second new audio guide is Lesley Brown unpacking Aristotle's The Nicomachean Ethics which she recently edited. She discusses themes such as how Aristotle's ethics compare with modern ethics and how he gained his reputation.
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