Nice little houses. Nice people. Quiet; respectable. No brokers men. No scandals. No screams in the night. Morris Oxfords; little greenhouses; wireless sets. Ferndale; Laburnum Grove. A quiet; residential address in one of the newer north London suburbs. George Radfern; decent; respectable citizen and householder spends his Sunday evenings in his greenhouse; listening to Handel on the wireless. But when his grasping in-laws and daughters obnoxious beau try to coax more money from him; George makes an unlikely confession. An exploration of greed and dishonesty in suburban England; Priestley observes the facade of middle class respectability; and its crooked undercurrent with verve and humanity in this immorally comic story of money; family; and criminality.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Classic CarolsBy H. GoodmanThis book has all the classic carols. Im not quite ready for the music yet; but Im getting there.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy ArnieStill working on it but its fun.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Beautiful versions of Christmas musicBy Barbara KehoeIve been practicing the music in this book for about a month. I love all of the versions (except silent night - I dont care for this version of that song.) I love the way these songs sound; and enjoy playing them. I am halfway through level 2 of the course; and can play these songs fairly well after about 10 days of practice. They are great for listening to; but are not sing along versions. You cant play them and have someone sing along.