OVERVIEW: Six Curtains for Stroganova
Six Curtains for Stroganova: Caryl Brahms & S. J. Simon. Penguin 1953
This is the third in the series of books about the dreadful, wonderful Stroganov ballet company (previously discussed here. ( Read more... )
I'm also still slowly reading Blackie's Girls Annual. The last story that I read was 'The Proogle' by Alice M. Worthington, which had a great idea that it didn't exploit very well. It revolves around an object that the eldest daughter of a struggling but happy family buys as a gift at a mysterious second-hand shop. I have a weakness for mysterious second-hand shops. ( Read more... )
This is the third in the series of books about the dreadful, wonderful Stroganov ballet company (previously discussed here. ( Read more... )
I'm also still slowly reading Blackie's Girls Annual. The last story that I read was 'The Proogle' by Alice M. Worthington, which had a great idea that it didn't exploit very well. It revolves around an object that the eldest daughter of a struggling but happy family buys as a gift at a mysterious second-hand shop. I have a weakness for mysterious second-hand shops. ( Read more... )