Jutland Cottage - Thirkell, Angela
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'The novels are a delight, with touches of E. F. Benson, E. M. Delafield and P. G. Wodehouse' INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY Change is in the air in Barsetshire. The country has a new queen, and Greshambury has a new rector, Canon Fewling, as well a returned prodigal daughter: the beautiful, frivolous Rose Fairweather. But for lonely Margot Phelps, caring for her elderly parents in Jutland Cottage, the future holds little promise - until a group of benevolent neighbours, led by Rose, decide to take her under their wing. With a new tweed suit, a little kindness, and not one, but three, potential…mehr

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'The novels are a delight, with touches of E. F. Benson, E. M. Delafield and P. G. Wodehouse' INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY Change is in the air in Barsetshire. The country has a new queen, and Greshambury has a new rector, Canon Fewling, as well a returned prodigal daughter: the beautiful, frivolous Rose Fairweather. But for lonely Margot Phelps, caring for her elderly parents in Jutland Cottage, the future holds little promise - until a group of benevolent neighbours, led by Rose, decide to take her under their wing. With a new tweed suit, a little kindness, and not one, but three, potential suitors, could happiness be around the corner at last? [NB - these covers are in the OLD VMC STYLE for consistency - to match THE OLD BANK HOUSE etc]
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Angela Thirkell (1890-1961) was the eldest daughter of John William Mackail, a Scottish classical scholar and civil servant, and Margaret Burne-Jones. Her relatives included the pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones, Rudyard Kipling and Stanley Baldwin, and her grandfather was J. M. Barrie. She was educated in London and Paris, and began publishing articles and stories in the 1920s. In 1931 she brought out her first book, a memoir entitled Three Houses, and in 1933 her comic novel High Rising - set in the fictional county of Barsetshire, borrowed from Trollope - met with great success. She went on to write nearly thirty Barsetshire novels, as well as several further works of fiction and non-fiction. She was twice married and had four children.