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The Tortoise And The Hare (VMC) - Virago Modern Classics

3.21 ( 2,410 Ratings by Goodreads)
The Tortoise And The Hare (VMC)

The Tortoise And The Hare (VMC) - Virago Modern Classics

3.21 (2,410 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 1 October, 1989
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The magnetic Evelyn Gresham, fifty-two, is a KC of considerable distinction. He has everything life could offer - a gracious riverside house in Berkshire, a beautiful grey-eyed wife Imogen, devoted to him and to their eleven-year-old son, a replica of his father. Their nearest neighbour is Blanche Silcox, a plain, tweed-wearing woman of fifty who rides, shoots, fishes, and drives a Rolls Royce - in every way the opposite of the domestic, loving Imogen. Their world is conventional country life at its most idyllic: how can its gentle surfaces be disturbed?
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Type Book
ISBN13 9780860682721
ISBN10 0860682722
Number Of Pages 272
Item Weight 204 g
Product Dimensions 19 x 203 x 133 mm
Publisher / Reseller Virago
Format paperback
Edition Reissue
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My best book of almost all time is THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE by Elizabeth Jenkins ... wonderfully sinister, so enchantingly written and so sad. Everyone should read it * Jilly Cooper *
As smooth and seductive as a bowl of cream * Hilary Mantel *
One of my favourite classics. Elegant and ironic, its continuing charm lies in its quirky and enigmatic love story which becomes more beguiling with each re-reading * Carmen Callil *
Deliciously subtle...A lost world of tweeds and twin-sets...a classic novel of the fifties * DAILY MAIL *

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Author's Bio

Elizabeth Jenkins, the distinguished biographer (of Jane Austen, Lady Caroline Lamb and Elizabeth I), historian and novelist, lives in Hampstead, London; she was awarded the OBE in 1981. THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE, her sixth novel, was first published in 1953, and is generally considered her greatest work of fiction.

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