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Provinční paní

Tato série vtipně zachycuje každodenní život a absurdní výzvy, kterým čelí žena z vyšší společnosti na anglickém venkově ve 30. letech 20. století. Skrze své soukromé zápisky s ostrovtipem komentuje domácí zmatek, společenské povinnosti a občasné katastrofy. Je to pohled na snahu o zachování důstojnosti a smyslu pro humor tváří v tvář nevyhnutelným drobným tragédiím života. Série nabízí jedinečné spojení satiry, osobní reflexe a půvabného historického zasazení.

I Visit the Soviets - The Provincial Lady in Russia
Diary of a Provincial Lady
The Provincial Lady Goes Further, (Fully Illustrated)

Doporučené pořadí čtení

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    Continuing the charming narrative of early 20th-century English life, this sequel delves into the author's witty observations and experiences as a provincial lady. With a blend of humor and keen social commentary, it captures the nuances of domestic life, societal expectations, and personal aspirations. The protagonist navigates various challenges and delights, offering readers a relatable and engaging glimpse into her world, enriched by the author's autobiographical elements.

    The Provincial Lady Goes Further, (Fully Illustrated)

Související knihy

  • Diary of a Provincial Lady

    • 388 stránek
    • 14 hodin čtení
    4,0(712)Ohodnotit

    When Diary of a Provincial Lady was first published in 1930, critics on both sides of the Atlantic greeted it with enthusiasm. This charming, delightful and extremely funny book about daily life in a frugal English household was named by booksellers as the out-of-print novel most deserving of republication.This is a gently self-effacing, dry-witted tale of a long-suffering and disaster-prone Devon lady of the 1930s. A story of provincial social pretensions and the daily inanities of domestic life to rival George Grossmith's Diary of a Nobody.

    Diary of a Provincial Lady
  • Set in 1930s Russia, the story unfolds through a diary format, chronicling a woman's experiences on a collective farm and her challenges with public transport and daily life under Soviet rule. It presents a vivid and entertaining portrayal of the era, reflecting both personal struggles and the broader societal context. E. M. Delafield, known for her insightful observations, offers readers a unique glimpse into early twentieth-century Russia, making this semi-autobiographical novel a noteworthy addition to any literary collection.

    I Visit the Soviets - The Provincial Lady in Russia