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Peak Festival Books: 
1. A Greener Life
2. Dare To Be A Daniel
3. Duncan Fletcher
4. Free At Last
5. God's Terrorists
6. Good Curry Guide 2007
7. Heart Of The Dales
8. Higher Than The Eagle Soars
9. In Search Of The Dark Ages
10. In Search Of The First Civilizations
11. In Search Of The Trojan War
12. India
13. Kipling Sahib
14. Life In A Cold Climate: Nancy Mitford
15. Life Of Pi
16. Life Of Pi
17. Made In Sheffield
18. Meetings With Mountains
19. More Time For Politics
20. Outdoors
21. Shakespeare's Wife
22. Spilling The Beans
23. The Benn Diaries
24. The Domesday Quest
25. The Mitfords Letters Between Six Sisters
26. The Whole Woman
27. Wild
 

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Countrybookshop Peak Festival
 
Country Bookshop Local Book of the Year Award

The Dowager Duchess of Devonshire and her secretary, Helen Marchant, outside the Old Rectory in Edensor Village after receiving the award for the Country Bookshop local book of the year.

The organizers of the Peak Festival / directors of Country Bookshop, Hassop Station, presented the award for the book, Memories of Andrew Devonshire by Deborah Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire on Tuesday. Each year, the Country Bookshop organizes an award for their local book of the year. The winner is chosen by local residents, who first make a shortlist of five books from which the winner is then decided. The book was chosen this year by Elaine Blair from Froggatt and Mary Ellsworth (a Country Bookshop book club member) from Calver. The prize was a photograph on canvas of a Dale Chihuli blown glass sculpture taken in front of the lake at Chatsworth on the last day of the Sotherby's exhibition in 2006.

The Dowager Duchess could not attend the presentation in December because of other commitments and so Lyndsey Porter, the publisher of the book from Landmark Publishing Ltd., accepted the award on her behalf. The award in December was kindly presented by the popular Yorkshire author Gervase Phinn.