Michelle Obama's Becoming out in paperback and young readers edition in March

Michelle Obama's bestselling memoir Becoming will be published in paperback on 2ndMarch, alongside an edition for younger readers. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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Chatto acquires second by de Waal

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When Is An Editor An Audience Development Specialist?

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