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Letts of London (formerly Letts, Son & Co. Ltd. and Charles Letts & Co. Ltd.) is a brand of stationery that originates from the mid 18th century. It manufactures a range of stationery products, including notebooks, journals, diaries, personal planners, guest books and address books. Other products include password books and personalised stationery.
Thomas Letts (1803 – 1873) was an English stationer and printer who popularised the diary. He was born at Stockwell, London, the son of John Letts, a bookbinder and printer of the Royal Exchange. In 1816, his father published ‘Letts's diary or bills owed book and almanack’ as the first commercially produced diary, which Thomas developed ...
Through their diaries, The Letts’ Schoolboys follows, tracks and contrasts the daily lives of five fellow British schoolboy diarists - T.G. Richards aged 15 in 1918 from Swansea Wales; English schoolboys G.D.B. (Gordon) Goodall from Worcester aged 14 at the beginning of 1930; Kenneth Holder aged 14 in 1935 from Woking; Derek Foster, aged 15 ...
Most anticipated 2025 book releases. While we look forward to the start of a fresh year, here are 15 new releases we have our eyes on across genres, including romantasy, literary fiction, memoir ...
In 2021, book series author Martha Wells said that a potential TV series adaptation was in development, [2] and that she had read the script and was "really excited about it”. [3] The series began moving forward at Apple TV+ in 2022, but casting was delayed by the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike .
The claim: Project 2025 seeks to ban nearly 3,000 books over topics including 'female autonomy and independent thought' A Feb. 15 Instagram post (direct link, archive link) claims the conservative ...
She became intrigued by the Lister diaries in the 1980s and spent five years decoding and transcribing Lister's entire collection of writings, working on 50 pages each weekend, [2] and became the first researcher to publish the diaries' coded passages. [3] The diaries consist of 27 books, over six thousand pages, and over four million words. [4]
Letts and Lonsdale is a British educational publisher of revision guides under the Letts and Lonsdale brand names. The company is a subsidiary of HarperCollins , an international publisher owned by News Corporation , and is within the company's Collins Education division.