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The Importance of Music to Girls is a memoir , by Lavinia Greenlaw. It was first published by Faber and Faber in 2007.
The book describes the importance of music in her childhood and adolescence.
Music
- Who Will Buy? from Oliver!
- Donny Osmond Puppy Love
- David Cassidy
- David Bowie Heroes Golden Years
- The Laughing Gnome
- War Me and Baby Brother
- Dancing Queen
- Nights in White Satin
- Eddie and the Hot Rods
- Float On
- Easy
- If You Leave Me Now
- Free
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Polly Sansom in the guardian - 'This would make a wonderful book for serialising on the radio, where the music could be allowed to drift in and out of the narrative. However, this is not particularly for music buffs - despite a nerdy Hornby-esque conversation between Greenlaw and a record-collecting friend that lulls her colicky newborn to sleep - as the music is often an excuse to let the mind wander and the reminiscences flow.' - (It was serialized, on radio Four , narrated by Emma Kennedy.)
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