The Dust That Falls from Dreams by Louis de Bernières
$8.00
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Tracked NZ delivery usually takes 2–3 working days. Allow extra for rural addresses and weekend orders.
About this book
Rosie McCosh and her sisters grow up alongside the Pitt and Pendennis boys in an Edwardian world that seems secure. The First World War breaks apart their expectations, leaving the survivors to navigate grief, love and the difficult task of rebuilding their lives. This opening novel in Louis de Bernières’ Daniel Pitt sequence moves from childhood friendships into a profoundly changed century.
Details: Louis de Bernières. Harvill Secker. First printing, 2015; Australian-printed trade paperback. Paperback. English. ISBN 9781846558771 (ISBN-10 1846558778).
Condition: Used. Heavy cover creasing, rubbing and surface marks, with curled corners and a Whitcoulls sticker on the front. Pages are toned.
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