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Pink Book Covers Make Me See Red

Posted at 2:51PM Wednesday 28 Jul 2010

Why can't publishers serve fiction for girls without a simpering array of pearly grins and pony-tails? Enough candy-coating.

Imogen Russell Williams in The Guardian

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