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London Transports by Maeve Binchy · Booklabria

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Maeve Binchy
London Transports

Short StoriesSocial life and customs

London Transports

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First published: 1980
Editions: 25 in 4 languages

Synopsis

At Notting Hill, the mysterious secretary, harbouring her secrets, travels to work; at Highburyand Islington, Adam has a sudden change of heart; and at Holborn, a disastrous reunion is about to take place... With the characteristic mix of humour and realism, this book presents a vintage collection of stories.

Subjects: Short Stories
Social life and customs
Manners and customs
London
United states, biography
Set in: London

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25 in 4 languages

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English19 German3 French2 Turkish1

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