Corduroy Mansions

Paperback Published on: 06/05/2010
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Synopsis

Welcome to Corduroy Mansions in Pimlico: a temple of Arts and Crafts architecture, with comforting, weathered brickwork and frankly frivolous dormer windows, it is home to a delightfully eccentric cast of Londoners.

In the top flat lives William, with a faithful ex-vegetarian dog named Freddie de la Hay and a freeloading son who he hopes will soon fly the nest. Four lively young women share the first-floor flat, including twinset-and-pearls Caroline from Cheltenham, Dee, vitamin addict and avid subscriber to Anti-oxidant News, and Jenny, a put-upon PA. And round the corner lives Oedipus Snark MP, possibly the world's only loathsome Lib Dem, who has succeeded in offending everyone he knows, and many others besides. But what dark revenge is being plotted by his mother, Berthea Snark, and by his girlfriend, Barbara Ragg...?

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
  • ISBN: 9780349122397
  • Number of pages: 352
  • Dimensions: 197 x 128 x 23 mm
  • Weight: 245g
  • Languages: English

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Corduroy Mansions
Characters you feel you know
If you like the Scotland Street books (which I adore) you will love this set of characters. Not quite the eccentrics who inhabit Scotland Street but their ... READ MORE
gingertop
Corduroy Mansions
Wonderful book
I got the third in the 'Corduroy Mansions' series from the library and thought it was great, so then bought the first two. They are so well written and obs... READ MORE
Highland Lass
Corduroy Mansions
Another winning series
Alexander McCall Smith has done it again - surely another winning series following in the footsteps of 44 Scotland Street and the Sunday Philosophy Club - ... READ MORE
winnie the witch