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Noticed the book today, in whsmiths in the town of Luton, where its stacked and displayed on the surface right next to the tills, like chewing gum, like you might just not be able to resist it. That's not normal for hardback books at all is it.
 
Noticed the book today, in whsmiths in the town of Luton, where its stacked and displayed on the surface right next to the tills, like chewing gum, like you might just not be able to resist it. That's not normal for hardback books at all is it.
If a book's sold 1,400,000 copies already you're going to stick it in the most prominent places. As well as 25 taliban Harry's responsible for killing a great number of trees
 
Anne’s kids don’t have royal titles though
No I know, but she wasn't called Michael. I know she married one but her name's flipping Zara. It's such a silly tradition (as is the monarchy tbf), which I thought had died a death.
I remember my mum getting a card from some relly who'd addressed it to "Mrs [Husband's first name] [Surname]" and even as a kid it annoyed me.
 
No I know, but she wasn't called Michael. I know she married one but her name's flipping Zara. It's such a silly tradition (as is the monarchy tbf), which I thought had died a death.
I remember my mum getting a card from some relly who'd addressed it to "Mrs [Husband's first name] [Surname]" and even as a kid it annoyed me.
Ah yeah I know what you mean.

Even as a small lad that seemed illogical to me - because Mrs John Smith is probably not called John!
 
No I know, but she wasn't called Michael. I know she married one but her name's flipping Zara. It's such a silly tradition (as is the monarchy tbf), which I thought had died a death.
I remember my mum getting a card from some relly who'd addressed it to "Mrs [Husband's first name] [Surname]" and even as a kid it annoyed me.

My parents still do this, it's mind-boggling.
When they send me a birthday card it is addressed to "Mrs N Wxxxxxxxx"
For the love of god why???
 
Noticed the book today, in whsmiths in the town of Luton, where its stacked and displayed on the surface right next to the tills, like chewing gum, like you might just not be able to resist it. That's not normal for hardback books at all is it.
They did that with his mothers book. It was stacked up at the tills. I remember asking my brother to lend me his pocket money so I could double what I had, so I could buy it.
 
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