Books by Amanda Craig
Amanda Craig is the author of eight novels, including the recently published The Lie of the Land. Often compared to Dickens, Trollope, Thackeray and Balzac, she writes interlinked novels about modern life, which combine satire, social comedy, romance and serious issues such as immigration, creativity and murder. Formerly an award-winning journalist, she was children’s books critic of The Times and still reviews for The New Statesman, among other publications.
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Books that Changed the World, recommended by Amanda Craig
Jane Eyre, 1984 and Anne Frank’s diary all make it onto novelist Amanda Craig’s list of books that changed the world. On Black Beauty‘s underrated importance: ‘People forget that William Wilberforce, who abolished the slave trade, also founded the RSPCA.’
