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This week’s Best Book is They Knew Mr. Knight by Dorothy Whipple!
In other news, my Classics Club Spin book is A Wreath of Roses by Elizabeth Taylor, review to be posted by May 2.
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I haven’t read anything by Elizabeth Taylor yet, but I would like to try one of her books. I hope A Wreath of Roses is a good one. 🙂
I have read a few. I liked her, but she is not my favorite of the authors I’ve discovered around that period. She is a bit too modernist for me at times–likes to look at the seedy side of life, it seems.
I’ve seen some of her books in NYRB editions, but I haven’t read her yet–excited for your review 🙂