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Playful, elegant, romantic; idyllic outdoor scenes in pastel shades; a theatrical feast for the eyes that revealed the sensuousness of indul...
Playful, elegant, romantic; idyllic outdoor scenes in pastel shades; a theatrical feast for the eyes that revealed the sensuousness of indul...
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What a charming work! I’m yet to read a better book with such a carefully-worded satire for anyone nursing high-handed notions of class and ...
There are several great things I love about Turkish writer Elif Shafek’s book Honour – the fascinating locations, the warm and passionate ...