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Reasons to be Cheerful by Nina Stibbe france the irreplaceable one they couldn'tIn her latest novel, set in 1980, Nina Stibbe reintroduces us to Lizzie Vogel, the child and then adolescent protagonist of her previous two, said Sam Leith in The Guardian. Lizzie, 18, is living by herself in the big city (Leicester), working as an assistant in a dentists surgery where we are introduced to the memorably unappealing dentist JP; his girlfriend, Tammy; and a handsome technician, Andy, on whom Lizzie develops a crush. The period detail