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ENGLISH
Language
286
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9781310395302
ISBN
110 mm
Width
185 mm
Height
PAPERBACK
Binding
1950
Publish Date
12 mm
Spine Width
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While awaiting to hear if her husband has survived the sinking of his ship by a German submarine, Mary remembers her youth and the summers she spent in the country.
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From the publisher: MONICA DICKENS, born in 1915, was brought up in London. Her mothers German origins and her Catholicism gave her the detached eye of an outsider; at St Pauls Girls School she was under occupied and rebellious. After drama school she was a debutante before working as a cook. One Pair of Hands (1937), her first book, described life in the kitchens of Kensington. It was the first of a group of semi autobiographies of which Mariana (1940), technically a novel, was one. My aim is to entertain rather than instruct, she wrote. I want readers to recognise life in my books. In 1951 Monica Dickens married a US naval officer, Roy Stratton, moved to America and adopted two daughters. An extremely popular writer, she involved herself in, and wrote about, good causes such as the Samaritans. After her husband died she lived in a cottage in rural Berkshire, dying there in 1992.
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