Revealed: the parliamentary library's most borrowed books
The Spinoff Daily, Friday July 22
Revealed: the parliamentary library's most borrowed books
A decade ago the parliamentary library's most borrowed books list was all Lee Child, Marian Keyes and Alexander McCall Smith. Not any more. Toby Manhire reveals what patrons are borrowing now.
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