
5 Days in May: The Coalition and Beyond
Author(s): Andrew Adonis (Author)
- Publisher: Biteback Publishing
- Publication Date: 6 May 2013
- Edition: First Edition
- Language: English
- Print length: 208 pages
- ISBN-10: 9781849545662
- ISBN-13: 1849545669
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
Revelatory and quietly shocking. --The Guardian
If anyone is going to spend five days inside the head of anyone, Adonis is a good candidate. He is intelligent, moderate and nice. The Spectator A West Wing-style thriller. --New Statesman
[An] invaluable book on the negotiations that led to the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition. --The Observer
In 5 Days in May, Adonis has written a classic new text of political journalism. --Open Democracy
This is a political thriller with a twist. Times Literary Supplement It is a book full of anger, recrimination and justice...But this adds to the interest as the words crackle with barely concealed rage. --Total Politics
…as gripping as any Dan Brown page-turner --Choice Magazine
Without a doubt the political book of the summer, alongside Charles Moore's Thatcher biography… As both a tell-all (it's peppered with key details about Labour front benchers) and an examination of coalition governments, it makes for a compelling read. Unsurprisingly, Nick Clegg doesn't come off well. --GQ
A fine book. …as gripping as any Dan Brown page-turner --Choice Magazine
All Adonis' books are important, and now is the time to read one. --Independent on Sunday
[T]here is a revelation on almost every page of Adonis's book --The Independent
[It] challenges conventional wisdom about the forming of the coalition. Anyone who might be near the leadership of the Labour Party in 2015 needs to read this now. --Independent on Sunday
[It] challenges conventional wisdom about the forming of the coalition. Anyone who might be near the leadership of the Labour Party in 2015 needs to read this now. --Independent on Sunday
An inside account of how the coalition was formed […] It is advice the Labour leader would be wise to take. --New Statesman
[It] challenges conventional wisdom about the forming of the coalition. Anyone who might be near the leadership of the Labour Party in 2015 needs to read this now. --Independent on Sunday
An inside account of how the coalition was formed […] It is advice the Labour leader would be wise to take. --New Statesman
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