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Fifth reprint for popular book

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Friday, December 15, 2023 5:01 am
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The quiz book.

The quiz book.

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A popular quiz book about Reading has been reprinted – for a fifth time.

Four previous editions of the Reading Quiz Book have sold out, according to the publishers.

A spokesperson for Two Rivers Press said: “The new reprint does not add many new questions, but it has been updated so that the questions and answers are current and correct.

“It’s a brilliant little book, and many of the questions are quite challenging.”

There are 110 questions to test your knowledge, including when was Reading’s first newspaper founded, and what was its name?

The book can be purchased from the publisher or at local bookshops.

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