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BBC Sounds - Book of the Week - Love, Nina: Despatches From Family Life - 'It's fantastic here'

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The setting of Love, Nina A nanny writes home takes place in England. Throughout the book a lot of the wording and vocabulary is different.
Examples:
Rubbish, meaning bad and or worthless
Chuffed, meaning to be very happy or enthusiastic about something
Narky, meaning to be rude or tempered

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Nina Stibbe born in 1962 , is a renown british author, who grew up in Leicestershire, England. She is mostly known for her work of Love, Nina A nanny writes home which even earned her a show.

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In 1982 a young nanny moves from her comfortable home of Leicester to  Primrose Hill, London to take care of two young boys. While watching these two very lively boys, she decides to write back home to her sister about her troubles and new discoveries.

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Page 121

"I was tempted to say annoyed and bored, but said INSIGNIFICANT"

The reason I chose to use this quote is because of how it portrays Stibbe. Throughout the letters she sends back to her sister, her tone always seems to give us readers sort of a sarcastic mood.

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Love, Nina A nanny writes home had won Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the 2014 National Book Awards