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we were brought up in a village near newbury in the south of england. not high literature when you're nine or ten, but ijust wanted more and more excitement, and i got it a lot from libraries. part of the reason i'm asking this is a survey by the national literacy trust says one in seven state primary schools across the uk does not have a designated library space, and over three quarters of a million children in the uk do not have access to books that enable better educational outcomes and greater wellbeing. i mean, what do you make of that? what do you think the impact of that must be on kids? catastrophic, i would have thought. obviously at primary school level, you're not going to be reading literature. you're not going to be understanding deep wisdom about inner lives. but you need to have stories and you need to have your world opened up to you. and i think it's a sort of massive step towards... i mean, literacy in stories and reading about other people's lives, even at a primary level, is a way of opening up a tolerance towards the rest of the wor

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