The Economist reviews Paul Roberts' The End of Food: 'A fruitful start would be to halve the size of portions in all American restaurants'.
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Reader, I Married Him - This is a wonderful book inspired by Jane Eyre's most famous line. I loved reviewing it for the *Guardian.*
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