Dodo Pad at the London Book Fair - but where is Lord Dodo?

Whilst filming for two new Book Channel TV shows at the London Book Fair, presenter, Tina Bettison had a chat with Rebecca Jay from The Dodo Pad - Lord Dodo was stuck in the Dodolomites (due to the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud) and anyway, he doesn't 'do' media interviews!

The Dodo Pad diary is Britain's best loved family organiser / planner - printed every year since 1966. Ideal for a family of up to five people (extra family members may, at your discretion, be marginalised). It's designed so that each person's activities can be seen on a week to view basis with plenty of room on the opposite page for notes and the occasional (or regular) doodle. Lord Dodo warns you however that this style of family organiser is highly addictive; a few long-term users are known to have tried to kick the habit, only to return (much relieved) to this most desirable organizer after just a few fleeting months away.

http://www.dodopad.com
http://www.thebookchannel.tv

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Delighted to see my staff working so well on my behalf whilst I was dodelayed in the Dodolomites in April due to that pesky volcanic ash cloud....