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"Scottish author Denise Mina shows off the well worn metal biscuit tin which holds vivid memories of her gran. She has written a story about her for Scottish Book Trust's Treasures campaign. A free book of Treasures stories and poems which will be given out during Book Week Scotland, running from 25 November to 1 December this year

More info: helen.croney@scottishbooktrust.com | 0131 524 0175 / 07751 69 58 54 |

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