Firstly, spending my Christmas voucher from Bec, these were the choices.
Looking forward to getting into each of them, for different reasons. I hope that the Iger book isn't to business-focused, not too self-congratulatory, but provides some real insight on life working for an on behalf of 'The Mouse' and being responsible for its legacy. The Cruickshank should offer some great London trivia, get me off the well-trodden path, and encourage some interesting diversions. Then, the Lily Allen autobiography looks intriguing, someone with an opinion or two, and not afraid to say it how it is!
A trip to the Oxfam bookstore produced another trio of books worthy of further investigation - the story of setting up and running a bookshop, philosophical answers to internet searches, and literary extracts for reading aloud. Marvellous!
