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 title = "The books I’ve read"
 +++
 
-Not quite all the books I’ve ever read. My particular favourites show up as links. Those links lead to Amazon, which in turn provides me with a few pence for recommending them. It all goes toward the upkeep of this blog.
-
-We all go through different phases in life, including our choice of reading. One minute a subject or author might be fashionable, the next it’s not.  
+<div class="page-intro"> 
+<p class="larger">Not quite all the books I’ve ever read. My particular favourites show up as links. Those links lead to Amazon, which in turn provides me with a few pence for recommending them. It all goes toward the upkeep of this blog.</p>
+<p class="larger">We all go through different phases in life, including our choice of reading. One minute a subject or author might be fashionable, the next it’s not.</p>  
+</div>
 
 - Wounds of Honour, Anthony Riches
 - Bill Bryson’s African Diary, Bill Bryson
@@ -52,7 +53,7 @@ We all go through different phases in life, including our choice of reading. One
 - The Rainmaker, John Grisham
 - The Client, John Grisham
 - A Time to Kill, John Grisham
-- [Bombay Taxi](https://amzn.to/3wXRvz4), John Ramsay&emsp;*A top notch read even if it’s not by a top author. Tells the story of the London barrow boy’s family’s overland journey from England to Australia in the 1950s. I particularly liked the way they turned up at the RAC in London to get a road map – old-school Google Maps – for their journey.*
+- [Bombay Taxi](https://amzn.to/3wXRvz4), John Ramsay&emsp;&ensp;*A top notch read even if it’s not by a top author. Tells the story of the London barrow boy’s family’s overland journey from England to Australia in the 1950s. I particularly liked the way they turned up at the RAC in London to get a road map – old-school Google Maps – for their journey.*
 - Ship of Rome, John Stack
 - Cannery Row, John Steinbeck
 - [The Grapes of Wrath](https://amzn.to/3R3pzk4), John Steinbeck
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   <h1 class="title">
     For starters…
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-  <div class="site-intro">
+  <div class="page-intro">
     <p class="larger">This is my personal blog where I write about life after a stroke and put up my published (in print) articles on rare occasions. It used to be home to my writing about Apple apps but they now live on <a href="https://macminded.co.uk">Macminded</a>.</p>
     <p class="larger">It is brought to you by Zola, a static site generator, where content is written in Markdown then transformed into HTML pages with a little bit of CSS thrown in. No themes were used in the making of this site. Read more about how I got here in <a href="/about-this-site/">about this site</a>.</p>
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