Corduroy Mansions
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Author: Alexander McCall Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 320
Corduroy Mansions - described in a guide to the architecture of the area as, "a building of no interest whatsoever" - is believed to have been built as an asylum, or possibly a school, or maybe it was a mansion block - nobody is really sure. In fact, nothing of its history is known, although it does have some nice Arts and Craft features. At the moment it's inhabited by an assortment of characters - including, amongst others, a literary agent, a wine merchant, one accountant, possibly the first ever nasty Liberal Democrat MP and his long-suffering PA, and a small dog in his prime.
Author: Alexander McCall Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 320
Corduroy Mansions - described in a guide to the architecture of the area as, "a building of no interest whatsoever" - is believed to have been built as an asylum, or possibly a school, or maybe it was a mansion block - nobody is really sure. In fact, nothing of its history is known, although it does have some nice Arts and Craft features. At the moment it's inhabited by an assortment of characters - including, amongst others, a literary agent, a wine merchant, one accountant, possibly the first ever nasty Liberal Democrat MP and his long-suffering PA, and a small dog in his prime.
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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: Alexander McCall Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 320
Corduroy Mansions - described in a guide to the architecture of the area as, "a building of no interest whatsoever" - is believed to have been built as an asylum, or possibly a school, or maybe it was a mansion block - nobody is really sure. In fact, nothing of its history is known, although it does have some nice Arts and Craft features. At the moment it's inhabited by an assortment of characters - including, amongst others, a literary agent, a wine merchant, one accountant, possibly the first ever nasty Liberal Democrat MP and his long-suffering PA, and a small dog in his prime.
Author: Alexander McCall Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 320
Corduroy Mansions - described in a guide to the architecture of the area as, "a building of no interest whatsoever" - is believed to have been built as an asylum, or possibly a school, or maybe it was a mansion block - nobody is really sure. In fact, nothing of its history is known, although it does have some nice Arts and Craft features. At the moment it's inhabited by an assortment of characters - including, amongst others, a literary agent, a wine merchant, one accountant, possibly the first ever nasty Liberal Democrat MP and his long-suffering PA, and a small dog in his prime.
Corduroy Mansions
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