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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Wonderful as Helene, not so good as the Duchess...
By Miss E. Potten
My copy of this book included both '84, Charing Cross Road' and 'The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street.' In terms of the latter, I am definitely drawn to books that are witty, charming, and full of, well, books - so this, er, book, a compilation of letters between two witty, charming people brought together by, yes, books, fits the bill perfectly! Helene Hanff wrote to the Marks & Co. bookshop in London's Charing Cross Road for twenty years, acquiring all kinds of books from them without ever leaving her typewriter. In doing so she broke down the reserve of Frank Doel, her chief correspondent and buyer at the bookshop, and formed friendships with everyone from his wife to his colleagues to his elderly neighbour. Her generosity and wit charmed her English friends just as they charm readers still. Although the book is short, it is just delicious to read, putting a happy smile on the reader's face on every page. It evokes nostalgia for the 'good old days' of bookselling, and I could almost smell the dusty pages as Helene opened each new package, freshly arrived from England. I just wish there were more letters remaining from those years to make for a longer book!Now to 'The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street'. Unfortunately, this one didn't blow me away. Sadly Frank Doel died, putting an end to the pair's refreshing correspondence. After years of promising herself she'd get there, 'The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street' sees Hanff finally making her pilgrimage to London. Suddenly in demand after the publication of '84, Charing Cross Road', Hanff's opportunity arises when a British publisher decides to take up the book and asks her to visit London to do some publicity work for the launch. This sequel is her diary of her weeks in England, seeing the sights, visiting the closed-down store she had written to for so long, and, perhaps most importantly, meeting Frank's widow Nora and daughter Sheila at last.Perhaps because her letters are so pithy and giggle-inducingly funny, her lengthier prose disappointed me a little - though her astute observations and ready humour were still in evidence. It was interesting seeing the London of the Seventies through the eyes of an American visitor, particularly since Hanff had romanticised the city for so long, but it definitely fell a bit flat for me. Perhaps because I'm too young to remember the times, perhaps because I'm not an American looking in at English life, perhaps because I've only been to London a couple of times and barely know it at all, perhaps because the bookish world of '84, Charing Cross Road' was something I understood so inherently... whatever the reason, it wasn't a patch on its predecessor. I'll be keeping it because both books are contained within the one volume, but I'm glad I didn't buy it separately expecting more of the same sparkle.I gave the first section 5 stars, the second 3, hence my overall verdict of 4 stars. Now I'm looking forward to watching the movie, which I hear is wonderful and which I am fervently hoping will become a firm favourite!

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Good bedside reading. Short and feel positive.
By Paolo Ramella
Gentle book, England post war feeling and understanding from at least two points of view

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Five Stars
By The Word Bird
Wonderful.

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