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Christmas Pudding: A charming book to get you in the mood for Christmas from the endlessly witty author of The Pursuit of Love

Christmas Pudding: A charming book to get you in the mood for Christmas from the endlessly witty author of The Pursuit of Love

Nancy Mitford
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A small-sized but big-hearted collection for Christmas, from the author of The Pursuit of Love.

'Christmas Day was organized by Lady Bobbin with the thoroughness and attention to detail of a general leading his army into battle . . .'

The formidable fox-hunter Lady Bobbin is holding a Christmas house party. Attendees include her rebellious daughter Philadelphia, a pompous suitor, a couple of children poring over newspaper death notices, and a dejected writer whose first serious novel has been declared the funniest book of the year. Add to the mix beautiful ex-courtesan Amabelle Fortescue and her guests staying in a neighbouring cottage and you have a ribald tale of true love and false fidelity, hijinks and low morals, not to mention the consumption of a considerable quantity of Christmas spirit.

'Utter, utter bliss' Daily Mail

'A dazzling comic delight' The Times

'Very funny, irresistible' Spectator
Language
English
Pages
189
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 01, 1932

Christmas Pudding: A charming book to get you in the mood for Christmas from the endlessly witty author of The Pursuit of Love

Nancy Mitford
0/5 ( ratings)
A small-sized but big-hearted collection for Christmas, from the author of The Pursuit of Love.

'Christmas Day was organized by Lady Bobbin with the thoroughness and attention to detail of a general leading his army into battle . . .'

The formidable fox-hunter Lady Bobbin is holding a Christmas house party. Attendees include her rebellious daughter Philadelphia, a pompous suitor, a couple of children poring over newspaper death notices, and a dejected writer whose first serious novel has been declared the funniest book of the year. Add to the mix beautiful ex-courtesan Amabelle Fortescue and her guests staying in a neighbouring cottage and you have a ribald tale of true love and false fidelity, hijinks and low morals, not to mention the consumption of a considerable quantity of Christmas spirit.

'Utter, utter bliss' Daily Mail

'A dazzling comic delight' The Times

'Very funny, irresistible' Spectator
Language
English
Pages
189
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 01, 1932

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