PAST THE RED BOOK IN THE COUNTRY AND THE MOTH AND RUST in WOMEN TODAY
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
What Happend To Heather Harmon
Two of our most celebrated titles, The red notebook of Benjamin Constant and moth and rust of Mary Cholmondeley have continued to achieve notes and very favorable reviews, and some enthusiasts during the summer months. For example, The red notebook in Babelia supplement of El Pais and moth ... in the magazine (supplement of English newspapers) Women today. Thus began José Luis de Juan his review of Babelia : "In fairness Italo Calvino wrote that The book roj or was one of the most entertaining autobiographies he read. But is not amused by humorous but interesting, because we love while restoring us with freshness and authenticity of a young man educated in the days before the Revolution. Narrative smooth and short, this site astonishing for its lack of involvement. In straightforward language that refers to his time, Benjamin Constant ( 1767-1830) recounts her years of training, and the presumption of wandering into a writer and a man's world the broadest sense ... "
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