"Country Living" Magazine: My Country Childhood
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Author: Susy Smith
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 221
Whether by outstanding writers like Maeve Binchy and Laurie Lee, or by popular public figures like Brian Redhead and Barbara Woodhouse, these Country Childhood columns are all fascinating in the way that they provide us with insights into each person s character and later career. There is also great variety: cook Nigel Slater, for example, writes about how he disliked moving to the country when he was young, while the geographical range stretches from Scotland to Cornwall and Ireland to East Anglia. This is a hugely enjoyable book, which also gives us a wonderfully evocative record of twentieth century country life.
Author: Susy Smith
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 221
Whether by outstanding writers like Maeve Binchy and Laurie Lee, or by popular public figures like Brian Redhead and Barbara Woodhouse, these Country Childhood columns are all fascinating in the way that they provide us with insights into each person s character and later career. There is also great variety: cook Nigel Slater, for example, writes about how he disliked moving to the country when he was young, while the geographical range stretches from Scotland to Cornwall and Ireland to East Anglia. This is a hugely enjoyable book, which also gives us a wonderfully evocative record of twentieth century country life.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Susy Smith
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 221
Whether by outstanding writers like Maeve Binchy and Laurie Lee, or by popular public figures like Brian Redhead and Barbara Woodhouse, these Country Childhood columns are all fascinating in the way that they provide us with insights into each person s character and later career. There is also great variety: cook Nigel Slater, for example, writes about how he disliked moving to the country when he was young, while the geographical range stretches from Scotland to Cornwall and Ireland to East Anglia. This is a hugely enjoyable book, which also gives us a wonderfully evocative record of twentieth century country life.
Author: Susy Smith
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 221
Whether by outstanding writers like Maeve Binchy and Laurie Lee, or by popular public figures like Brian Redhead and Barbara Woodhouse, these Country Childhood columns are all fascinating in the way that they provide us with insights into each person s character and later career. There is also great variety: cook Nigel Slater, for example, writes about how he disliked moving to the country when he was young, while the geographical range stretches from Scotland to Cornwall and Ireland to East Anglia. This is a hugely enjoyable book, which also gives us a wonderfully evocative record of twentieth century country life.
"Country Living" Magazine: My Country Childhood