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Orion has acquired a new series of cookbooks from one of the UK’s leading food magazines. Jillian Young, non-fiction editor at Orion Books, has bought world rights from Immediate Media Company for Olive: 100 of the Best, a new series of cookbooks written in association with Olive magazine.  With over 100 recipes per book, the first three books in the series will be: Cakes and Bakes, Chicken Recipes and Quick Healthy Meals.  Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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