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People Still Come Up To Me And Ask Whether I Am Louise Brown Or If They've Seen Me Somewhere Else Before.

The Dancing Girls Of Lahore Was Offered To Dozens Of British Publishers And Was Turned Down By Everyone. It Is Still On Offer In The U.k., But I'm Not Confident There Will Be Any Takers.

The Young Women In My Classes Are Feisty And Clever And Believe, Often With The Passion Of Youthful Optimism, That Feminism Is A Battle Already Won. I Worry For Them - And For My Daughters, Too.

I Don't Envy Men And I Certainly Wouldn't Like To Become One Now.

I Can't Pick Out One Single Book That Had Such A Profound Personal Impact.