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Description
BLACK BEECH AND HONEYDEW: An Autobiography
by Ngaio Marsh
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 0002163675
Format: small hardcover with dust jacket
Published: Collins 1966, revised and enlarged 1981
Size (mm): 150 w x 220 h x 30 d
Pages: 310
SKU: A5/2407/U416
ABOUT
This is a sensitive account of Ngaio Marsh's childhood and adolescence in Christchurch and the establishment of her theatre and writing careers both there and in the United Kingdom.
It captures all the joys, fears and hopes of a spirited young girl growing up and transmits as well an artist's gradual awareness of the special flavour of life in New Zealand and the individual character of its landscape. Other chapters provide insights into self, career and country from a mature but no less refreshing viewpoint.
Well illustrated with monochrome images.
CONDITION
Excellent with light wear/spine fading to dust jacket, light spotting on page edges, pages otherwise as new, no stamps or inscriptions. Images depict all need to know detail.
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