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Big City Reads is back! From the 4th of July, to the 12th of August, Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature will be handing out FREE books across the city. Explore four titles championed by the city's young people, inspiring Nottingham with the mood-boosting power of words. Head over to their website and discover the power of books to #BuildBetterFuturesWithWords.
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