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  Seeds of Greatness (Paperback) By (author) Jon Canter

  

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  Short Description for Seeds of GreatnessTwo friends, Jack and David grow up in a North London Jewish suburb. Jack gets famous as a TV chat-show host, while David earns peanuts working in a bookshop. When Jack dies, his widow and publisher commission David writes Jack's biography. David thinks that by writing the truth he'll get Jack out of his system. But will he ever be free of Jack?
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  • Publisher: VINTAGE
  • Published: 05 April 2007
  • Format: Paperback 352 pages
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  • Categories: Contemporary Fiction
  • ISBN 13: 9780099492849 ISBN 10: 0099492849
  • Sales rank: 409,814

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Full description for Seeds of Greatness

• Two friends grow up in a North London Jewish suburb. Jack is wayward and devious and gets expelled from school. David is bright and parent-pleasing and destined for great things. But it's Jack who gets rich and famous as a TV chat-show host, while David earns peanuts working in a Suffolk bookshop. When Jack dies, his widow and publisher commission David writes Jack's authorised biography. David can be relied upon not to dish the dirt about Jack - he'll write something nice and bland. But he can't do it. He writes "Seeds of Greatness" instead. It's the truth about his friendship with Jack. It's got sex and drugs and blackmail and jealousy. It's not what he's been paid to write, and he knows it can never be published. David thinks that by writing the truth he'll get Jack out of his system. But will he ever be free of Jack?