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Mentioned in 11 episodes

Riders

Book • 1993

Mentioned by

Catherine Nixey

Charlie Methven

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Recommended by Josie DeLapp as an enjoyable set of sagas likened to Dickens or Trollope for breadth and warmth.

Pulp fiction v the classics: summer reading

Recommended by Josie DeLapp and discussed by

Catherine Nixey

as emblematic of Jilly Cooper's Rutshire sagas and unapologetic escapist fun.

Pulp fiction v the classics: summer reading

Mentioned by Catherine Nixie regarding the controversy around the reprinted cover and its change.

Liberté, égalité, désordre: chaos in France

Mentioned as a book by Jilly Cooper, which had its cover changed in a reprint leading to controversy.

Liberté, égalité, désordre: chaos in France

Recommended by Josie DeLapp as part of the Rutshire/Roach chronicles for joyful, saga-like escapism.

Pulp fiction v the classics: summer reading

Mentioned by

Sara Cox

as a book from her youth that she found educational.

Dawn O'Porter (recorded at Radio 2 In The Park)

Mentioned by

Charlie Methven

as a novel about showjumping whose adaptation could boost public interest in the sport.

THE BREAKDOWN: The FA Need to Stand Up to FIFA, McCullum Gone & The Rise of Jannik Sinner (E28)

Mentioned by

Rachel Johnson

as she preferred reading it by the pool instead of visiting the Coliseum and the Forum.

Spectator Out Loud: Piers Morgan, Melanie McDonagh, Matt Ridley & Rachel Johnson

Mentioned by

Louise Perry

as one of Jilly Cooper's novels, providing a snapshot of the sexual revolution underway.

Taking the culture war seriously | Maiden Mother Matriarch 181

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Day

as one of the bestsellers of the Rutger Chronicle series.

Jilly Cooper: On Failure, Love and Literature

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