Tea and Biscuits (Phoenix 60p Paperbacks)
3 journalers for this copy...
Pre-numbered label used for registration.
Journal Entry 2 by BookGroupMan at By mail in A BookCrosser, A Bookcrossing member -- Controlled Releases on Thursday, August 24, 2006
Released 17 yrs ago (8/24/2006 UTC) at By mail in A BookCrosser, A Bookcrossing member -- Controlled Releases
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
RELEASE NOTES:
Adding to a wish fullfilment package if I can get it past the parcel thickness police in the post office ;)
I hope you enjoy this little collection of melancholic tales of memories, lost love & disappointments
Adding to a wish fullfilment package if I can get it past the parcel thickness police in the post office ;)
I hope you enjoy this little collection of melancholic tales of memories, lost love & disappointments
Journal Entry 3 by wyldetwo from Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom on Saturday, August 26, 2006
Received in the same parcel as a book from my wishlist this morning. Thanks again Tony / BGM!
I usually prefer a nice fat novel rather than short stories, but I enjoyed these wistful little slices of life.
This is now going into the 'Never Judge a Book' Box, wrapped in brown paper with just the first line on the front to entice future recipients!
This is now going into the 'Never Judge a Book' Box, wrapped in brown paper with just the first line on the front to entice future recipients!
Taken from the bookbox. It's small and the perfect size to slip inside a geocache!
From the back cover-
'She fell in love with a much older man. He loved her too. Kindness and shared pleasure made them attentive. In short, they made each other happy. When the bad news came, she simply found a way to go on.
A.L. Kennedy's exquisite stories deal with innocence and experience, bravely describing the tenderness and good faith between men and women as well as the rage of disappointment.'
Wow, so much in one little book!? Look forward to reading it!
From the back cover-
'She fell in love with a much older man. He loved her too. Kindness and shared pleasure made them attentive. In short, they made each other happy. When the bad news came, she simply found a way to go on.
A.L. Kennedy's exquisite stories deal with innocence and experience, bravely describing the tenderness and good faith between men and women as well as the rage of disappointment.'
Wow, so much in one little book!? Look forward to reading it!
