Search Results: Godden, Rumer from Anglophile Books

New York: Viking Press. Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper. 1975. Hardcover; Book Club Edition. 274 pages. Spine ends bumped, corners and spine ends very lightly worn; no binding problems. Front corner of front free endpaper clipped;pages clean and bright. Lightly edgeworn dust wrapper has sunned spine (seen before in this edition), white flaps slightly yellowed.; <B>Fifteen year old Una and her younger sister Hal, are forced to join their father, a British diplomat, in New Delhi. Una soon develops a relationship with a young and talented Indian poet.</B> .

New York: Knopf/Viking. Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper. 1966. Book Club Edition. Hardcover. Spine ends and corners lightly bumped, front cover just beginning to flare (a flaw seen before with this edition). Page edges pale yellow with small black mark on bottom edge. A nice copy. Dust wrapper edgeworn and yellowed, with some chips and short tears. ; <b>The two sisters collaborate on a memoir of their five years in the village of Narayangunj in India. An interesting book to contrast with Chisholm's biography of Rumer Godden.</b> .