What can truly interest someone whose only job is to always look interested? One day Elizabeth II discovers a book in her library by a writer she remembers meeting: Ivy Compton-Burnett. Years earlier she had given her a minor noble title and she remembered her singular hair-do. Then she luckily discovers the true meaning of being and pleasure. Read More
What can truly interest someone whose only job is to always look interested? One day Elizabeth II discovers a book in her library by a writer she remembers meeting: Ivy Compton-Burnett. Years earlier she had given her a minor noble title and she remembered her singular hair-do. Then she luckily discovers the true meaning of being and pleasure. Read Less
Add this copy of Una Lectora Nada Comun (Conjura De La Risa 6)-Bennett to cart. $63.00, new condition, Sold by DIBbooks rated 3.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Buenos Aires, CABA, ARGENTINA, published 2014 by Anagrama.
