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Crampton Hodnet by Barbara Pym
pickA very entertaining read with some laugh out loud moments. This was published posthumously but is apparently one of Pym‘s earliest novels written during the first years of ww2. Foolish men , doughty women and love set in North Oxford. What‘s not to enjoy!
Before I start on Paula Byrne‘s wonderful biography of Barbara Pym I thought I should read a bit more of her work. Fortunately Crampton Hodnet turned up in my Christmas stocking!
Barbara Pym is the ultimate comfort read.
1. I do. I‘m not exactly proud of it but I always notice things like fonts and artwork. If it doesn‘t work visually it does influence me a bit.
2. Tagged
3. Digital versions of NY Times, CNN, Wash Post
4. Snooze!!
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pickClassic Pym. What better compliment can I give than that?
Why do I get stuck for weeks on some books I like and others I can't put down? Bought this at Open Books today, halfway done already.
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