# Elizabeth Laird
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elizabeth laird (born 1943) is a British writer of children's fiction and travel. She is also known for the large body of folktales which she collected from the regions of Ethiopia. Her books have been translated into at least fifteen languages.
LSE Literary Weekend - ReaLITy: creative responses to social realities
Contributor(s): Morris Gleitzman, Elizabeth Laird, Anthony McGowan, Patrick Ness, Meg Rosoff
LSE Literary Weekend - ReaLITy: creative responses to social realities
Contributor(s): Morris Gleitzman, Elizabeth Laird, Anthony McGowan, Patrick Ness, Meg Rosoff
LSE Literary Weekend - ReaLITy: creative responses to social realities
Contributor(s): Morris Gleitzman, Elizabeth Laird, Anthony McGowan, Patrick Ness, Meg Rosoff
LSE Literary Weekend - ReaLITy: creative responses to social realities
Contributor(s): Morris Gleitzman, Elizabeth Laird, Anthony McGowan, Patrick Ness, Meg Rosoff
LSE Literary Weekend - ReaLITy: creative responses to social realities
Contributor(s): Morris Gleitzman, Elizabeth Laird, Anthony McGowan, Patrick Ness, Meg Rosoff
LSE Literary Weekend - ReaLITy: creative responses to social realities
Contributor(s): Morris Gleitzman, Elizabeth Laird, Anthony McGowan, Patrick Ness, Meg Rosoff
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For years, consumers have worried about how the private sector — namely, big tech — handles their personal data. Now a new survey from the Center for Democracy & Technology suggests a large majority are also concerned about how the federal government uses their data.
Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Ca…
Reading for Pleasure, a Creative Conversation (CCEp2)
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Reading for pleasure is reading which someone has chosen to do for fun in their free time, with no tests or school rules. The National Literacy Trust’s annual survey showed that the proportion of children reading …
Remembering Fort Hood's 'Hug Lady'
For years, Elizabeth Laird had a mission: Hugs for soldiers at Fort Hood. And over the years, half a million received one from "The Hug Lady." Now, her daughter wants to hear YOUR stories about her mom. Find out more with KCBI's The Heartbeat of Texas.Learn more HEREAudio: KWTX
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