Reader's Digest Condensed Books; 1973 #1, Volume 92: The Stepford Wives / The Odessa File / A Day No Pigs Would Die / Stanfield Harvest / P.S. Your Not Listening

by Reader's Digest Association, Ira Levin, Frederick Forsyth (Contributor)

Contains five condensed books:

The Stepford Wives - Ira Levin
The Odessa File - Frederick Forsyth
A Day No Pigs Would Die - Robert Newton Peck
Stanfield Harvest - Richard Martin Stern
P.S. Your Not Listening - Eleanor Craig

576 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1973

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Reviews

[Justin Ulmer]

The Stepford Wives:
It was a really good read. I think it started slow and seemed choppy in place, but I don't know how they go about condensing a story. Maybe its choppyness was a result of abridgement or an intended element used to signify the mundanity of a task-filled married-with-children life. Either way it was really enjoyable and easy to recommend. 4/5

The ODESSA File:
Not yet read.

A Day No Pigs Would Die:
Not yet read.

Stanfield Harvest:
Not yet read.

P.S. Your Not Listening:
Not yet read.