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The Invention of Childhood

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22/30. The Nation's Most Important Asset
The wars of the 20th century had surprisingly positive long-term effects on the lives of British children, as Michael Morpurgo discovers. The readers are Adam Godley , Sara Kestelman , Vanessa Malone , Anna Maxwell Martin , Paisley Reid and Timothy West. For further details see yesterday

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Michael Morpurgo
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Adam Godley
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Sara Kestelman
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Vanessa Malone
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Anna Maxwell Martin
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Paisley Reid
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Timothy West.
Source: Radio Times

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