Young Kangaroos Prefer Riding

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Apparent First, This Is A 1947 Chapman & Hall Issue By Mary Essex, Which Turns Out To Be One Of Several Pseudonyms Used By Ursula Bloom, A British Novelist Who Is Variously Reported As Having Written Her First Book At The Age Of Five, Six Or Seven, Of Having Read All Of Charles Dickens By The Age Of Ten, And Of Being Recognized In The Guinness Book Of Records For Having Written Over 400 Or 500 Books, As Well As A Number Of Radio Plays. At One Point She Worked As A Cinema Pianist During The Silent Film Era, And Later As A Journalist On Fleet Street. (The Book Jacket Does Promise 'A Devastating Glance At Fleet Street, With All Its Intriguing Glamour Laid Bare. . .'). She Was A Very Attractive Woman Who Made Many Television Appearances. This Particular Book Looks To Be A Rollicking Romantic Comedy. The Navy Boards Are In Very Good Condition, Although There Is A Slight Cant To The Spine. Endpapers Are Toned, And There Is A Former Owner Stamp, And Possibly A Lending Library Marking. The Dust Jacket Has A Few Small Chips At The Corners And Spine Ends. It Is Unclipped And Displays The Original Price Of 8S6d. N° de ref. del artículo 05260

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