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    Between the Covers - Recommended reads from the Series 7 guests
On Between the Covers, ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Two's weekly book club, Sara Cox is joined by four guests to discuss their favourite books. Each week our celebrity guests reveal their choices, and why you might want to add these to your reading lists. Here you will find all of the guests from series seven.
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                                        ![]()  Stories for unsettling times, chosen by Anita Rani, Jo Brand, Richard Armitage and Rob DelaneySara Cox's guests share their favourite reads in the latest series of Between the Covers. 
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                                        ![]()  From a classic campus novel to a brand-new Booker contender: Great reads chosen by Adrian Edmondson, Angela Barnes, Annie Macmanus and Chris McCauslandMalcolm Bradbury’s definitive campus novel, East German testimonies and a taut thriller. 
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                                        ![]()  The Tudor court, a New York hospital and a Tokyo mini-market: Settings for great reads chosen by Adam Kay, Alex Jones, Omari Douglas and Sandi ToksvigSara Cox's guests share their favourite reads in the latest series of Between the Covers. 
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                                        ![]()  Books to make you think: Chosen by Ahir Shah, Andi Osho, Ed Byrne and Suzi RuffellSara Cox's guests share their favourite reads in the latest series of Between the Covers. 
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                                        ![]()  Relationships stories chosen by Ben Miller, Kerry Godliman, Laura Smyth and Nish KumarSara Cox's guests share their favourite reads in the seventh series of Between the Covers. 
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                                        ![]()  An American classic and an apocalyptic tale set in New Zealand: Great reads chosen by Bill Paterson, Ellie Taylor, Geri Halliwell-Horner and Miles JuppSara Cox's guests share their favourite reads in the final episode of the series. 
 
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                    