The second part of our programme follows Little as her life takes a dramatic turn. Under the guidance of Dr Curtius, she travels to Paris, where his waxworks begin attracting attention from high society.

In the first part of Little by Edward Carey, we explore the remarkable origins of the novel and the early life of its unforgettable heroine.

We explore Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan, focusing on its protagonist, Campbell Flynn, a celebrity writer and academic riding high after the success of his lucrative self-help book 'Why Men Weep in Their Cars'.

In the second programme, we return to Small Boat to explore its themes in greater depth, focusing in particular on questions of guilt and responsibility.

We begin our discussion of Small Boat, by Vincent Delecroix, by explaining that the story is based on real events.

Each month on euradio, in Turning The Page, our team will be interviewing people from the book world.

Each month on euradio, in Turning The Page, our team will be interviewing people from the book world.

Each month on euradio, in Turning The Page, our team will be interviewing people from the book world.