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Pygmalionby[authorimage:George ..."
This sounds like a really interesting book. I'll add it to my ever growing TBR list. Thanks!


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Top o’ the mornin’ to ye! Thank you so much! What a nice compliment!
Regards,
Andrea
Hello Andrea - just a helpful hint about how to add the citations.
Just write what you want to write in the comment box and place all of the citations at the bottom - easier that way. Add the book cover, then the word by and then the author's photo and finally the author's link.
Here is some help for the ones you have posted above:
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Hazel Gaynor
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George Bernard Shaw
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Henry Mayhew
Congrats on your wonderful progress in the challenge.
Just write what you want to write in the comment box and place all of the citations at the bottom - easier that way. Add the book cover, then the word by and then the author's photo and finally the author's link.
Here is some help for the ones you have posted above:






Congrats on your wonderful progress in the challenge.
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Pygmalionby
Based on the sociology of Henry Mayhew, the lyricism of Lerner & Lowe’s “My Fair Lady,” and the charity of John Alfred Groom (1845-1919), the author constructs a fictional tale of the London flower-sellers of the late Victorian period ... Despite some lapses into 21st-century slang, and (did the Victorians really call the disease ‘polio?’, the book successfully recreates this epoch ... a most moving read ...
Is this the proper place for this review? I believe the author is Irish, and several of the characters are Irish. However, it is historical fiction, not true history.
London Labour and the London Poorby