Hey, it's German Gorka from Lost in Translation here.

On the show, we talk all about our family life,

and it's probably not surprising that our weekly shop and those quick trips

are a big part of what keeps us ticking.

Need anything from Tesco is an everyday phrase in our house.

But Tesco isn't just for the food shops, they do loads more.

This counts on holidays to free nappies for premature babies.

Award-winning wines and cheese,

£2.50 cinema tickets on Tuesdays and so much more.

Britain relies on Tesco for much more than just their groceries.

So whatever it is you need in your house,

chances are they'll have it at your local Tesco

because as we all know, every little helps.

Music they'll have it at your local Tesco because as we all know, every little helps. Hello, welcome. It's our bonus Q&A episode of books of the year.

We are in the studio with Francis Spufford. His book is called None Such. If you want to hear a conversation about that book, in all its detail, well, you know, not a lot of, a little detail. As much detail is appropriate at this stage.

Yes. Then go to the, go back to where you've got the podcast from and listen to that, first of all.

But Francis, here comes the Q&A.

So, question number one.

Okay.

What is the last book that you really, really enjoyed reading?

So I don't want something that's just, well, that was quite good.

This is really, really good.

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