Dear Fatty - Dawn French
DF's autobiography, looks like it could be fun.
Granite and Rainbow - Mitchell Leaska
A mammoth biography of Virginia Woolf, and for only 50p!
A Long Long Way - Sebastian Barry
Thinking ahead, because it's a book group choice for next year
The Ante-Room - Kate O'Brien
I've eyed this up a few times, but it's just made the grade at 50p
Our Spoons Came From Woolworths - Barbara Comyns
Yes, I already have this (Colin, hush) but not in this nice Virago edition.
Unexplained Laughter - Alice Thomas Ellis
The Birds of the Air - Alice Thomas Ellis
My friend Barbara-from-Ludlow suggested a trilogy of her books, and I couldn't remember the titles of them... so took a guess and bought these ones... they turned out to be the wrong ones, but should be fun nonetheless.
Iris - John Bayley
I love the film, but have somehow never read the book.
The Adventures of Sally - PG Wodehouse
Can never have enough!
Celia - EH Young
Looking forward to reading EH Young - I have three or four, but somehow haven't opened them yet.
The Winslow Boy - Terence Rattigan
Read this in Spring, but didn't have my own copy.
Singled Out - Virginia Nicholson
Yes, I already have this too... but it was only 50p...
Stevenson Under the Palm Trees - Alberto Manguel
Looks interesting, and is in a beautiful edition.
The Crowded Street - Winifred Holtby
A nice Virago edition to complement my Persephone edition.
Fine Feathers and Other Stories - EF Benson
Love Mapp & Lucia, amassing others to read...
Jane Austen: A Family Record - Austen-Leigh & Deirdre le Faye
Thank you Epsie for my birthday present!
Pink Sugar - O. Douglas
And a birthday present from Clare, published by Greyladies
Time Will Darken It - William Maxwell
Barbara-from-Ludlow heard about my recent Maxwell interest... when I happened to mention it to her! Wasn't fishing, promise, but it's a lovely gift.
The Innermost Room - Richmal Crompton
My birthday present to myself...
The Unbearable Bassington - Saki
More Saki needs to be in my diet!
That was fun - let's see how many I've read by this time next year...
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