Popular British Literature since 1945

Students must obtain their own copy of:|| E. R. Braithwaite, <i>To Sir With Love </i>(1959)|||| Extracts from the following works will be distributed in class:|| <ul> <li>J.K. Rowling, <i>Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone</i> (1997)</li> <li>Helen Fielding, <i>Bridget Jones’s Diary </i>(1996)</li> <li>Hilary Mantel, <i>Wolf Hall </i>(2009)</li> <li>P.D. James, <i>The Children of Men </i>(1992)</li> <li>Josephine Tey, <i>The Daughter of Time </i>(1951)</li> <li>Nina Bawden, <i>Carrie’s War </i>(1973)</li> <li>Ian MacEwan, <i>Atonement </i>(2001)</li> <li>Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, <i>Good Omens</i>, (1990)</li> </ul>