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Bookmark or Share- The Bookbinder by Pip Williams - GoodreadsThe Bookbinder is a story about knowledge—who creates it, who can access it, and what truths get lost in the process. Much as she did in the international bestseller The Dictionary of Lost Words , Pip Williams thoughtfully explores another rarely seen slice of history through women’s eyes.
- Book review of The Bookbinder by Pip Williams - BookPageThe Bookbinder is a rich account of class relations during a tumultuous era in history that also displays deep love and appreciation for literature and its wardens. Peggy and Maude Jones fold books at Clarendon Press.
- The Bookbinder – by Pip Williams – independent book review – Historical ...I absolutely adored Pip Williams’s bestselling first novel, THE DICTIONARY OF LOST WORDS, and assumed this one would be similar; that is, an interesting story built around the quirky and obscure world of bookbinding. But not so.
- The Bookbinder by Pip Williams - Book of the MonthAmbitious, intelligent Peggy has been told for most of her life that her job is to bind the books, not read them—but as she folds and gathers pages, her mind wanders to the opposite side of Walton Street, where the female students of Oxford’s Somerville College have a whole library at their fingertips.
- The Bookbinder - Penguin Random HouseThe Bookbinder is a story about knowledge—who creates it, who can access it, and what truths get lost in the process. Much as she did in the international bestseller The Dictionary of Lost Words, Pip Williams thoughtfully explores another rarely seen slice of history through women’s eyes.
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