A Glass of Blessings
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Narrated by:
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Patience Tomlinson
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By:
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Barbara Pym
About this listen
WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION BY CLARE CHAMBERS
'I'm a huge fan of Barbara Pym' RICHARD OSMAN
'My favourite writer . . . I pick up her books with joy, as though I were meeting an old, dear friend' JILLY COOPER
'The subtlest of her books . . . the sparkle on first acquaintance has been succeeded by the deeper brilliance of established art' PHILIP LARKIN
Wilmet Forsyth is well dressed, well looked after, suitably husbanded, good-looking and fairly young - but very bored. Her staid husband Rodney, a civil servant, is slightly balder and fatter than he once was. Wilmet would like to think she has changed rather less.
Her conventional life takes a turn when she meets the handsome brother of a close friend. Attractive, cultured and attentive, Piers Longridge is a delectable mystery Wilmet is determined to solve.©1958 Barbara Pym (P)2012 Library Magna Books Ltd
Unfortunately after 6 chapters (to give it the benefit of the doubt), I have decided I cannot listen anymore. As a woman in my early 50’s from Australia, I have found it extremely boring. I’m not sure whether it’s the reader, or the story in general. Perhaps this is a case where reading the book might have been better.
Boring!
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Better than the printed book
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