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Part of the Furniture

Part of the Furniture
Part of the Furniture
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London
'Mary Wesley: Part of the Furniture ' összes példány
Kiadó: Black Swan
Kiadás helye: London
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 286 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 20 cm x 13 cm
ISBN: 0-552-99723-4
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'A növel whose freshness of tone, energy of plotting and sweet nature make it exceptional by any standards' Eliza Charlton, Sunday Telegraph Early in 1941, having just seen off at Euston Station the two young men whom she has loved for the best part of her seventeen years, Juno Marlowe is hurrying down a London Street with her ill-fitting shoes in her hands. Aeroplanes thunder overhead; a battery of guns opens up. When a stick of bombs falls she cowers, then takes to her heels in flight. She is rescued from this nightmare by a gaunt .stranger, frail and older than his years, and, as he guides her up his front stairs, he offers her the protection of his house. » Given this respite from the bleakness of having no home and no family to turn to, Juno encounters first tragedy, then a series of events which take her to a house in the West Country and the blossoming of an English spring into which war only occasionally intrudes. Here she may find peace; here, at last, she will no longer be... Tovább

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'A növel whose freshness of tone, energy of plotting and sweet nature make it exceptional by any standards' Eliza Charlton, Sunday Telegraph Early in 1941, having just seen off at Euston Station the two young men whom she has loved for the best part of her seventeen years, Juno Marlowe is hurrying down a London Street with her ill-fitting shoes in her hands. Aeroplanes thunder overhead; a battery of guns opens up. When a stick of bombs falls she cowers, then takes to her heels in flight. She is rescued from this nightmare by a gaunt .stranger, frail and older than his years, and, as he guides her up his front stairs, he offers her the protection of his house. » Given this respite from the bleakness of having no home and no family to turn to, Juno encounters first tragedy, then a series of events which take her to a house in the West Country and the blossoming of an English spring into which war only occasionally intrudes. Here she may find peace; here, at last, she will no longer be part of the furniture. cFew novelists offer such a rich concoction of amoral spice and cleverness; but to judge her work exclusively on this level is to miss more subtle rewards' Elizabeth Buchan, Mail on Sunday 'With its brilliant final twist, this is Mary Wesley's best yet? Katié Campbell, Evening Standard Vissza

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