CONTENTS of The Tailor And The Spy
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Preface: How your Author Wrote This Saga for you
"Which way now?" "Don't follow me. Pretend you don't know me. Run!" Big troubles beget small triumphs. (More in the book)
Treasure you will find in books - Poem by Angela Lansbury
Samuel Johnson reading An Avid Reader's Adventures A library is a place where the ghosts of past geniuses come alive A vast party, like a silent film, pictures and texts, leading you along Did you dance along perfumed paths, bouncing bright and happy as a child Toss aside warped weeds, shrug, and excitedly share good news so joy doubled? Did you sing as you sailed life's seas, feeling favoured Were you fearful and shocked, reading of storms and close friends' troubles? (More in the book.) .... When hungry for recipes and anchors for your life Did you buy books of success which skilled writers cook Pick through the high piles of history, travel and mystery Centuries of countries forgotten' feasts crammed into each prized book. Copyright 2016 Angela Lansbury
Biography of the Author and Angela Lansbury's Books
Angela Lansbury's Books: The Tailor and The Spy (Paperback) ISBN 978-1-326-73649
Covers of book in The Tailor series and other books by Angela Lansbury
Other books by Angela Lansbury Books I wrote several books on wedding toasts and wedding etiquette for Ward Lock / Cassell. My contributions to other people's books include a cat poem in Alison Chisholm's compilation of poems about cats, called Cat Lines.