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Work detailsMy World—and Welcome to It by James Thurber (1937)
![]() No current Talk conversations about this book. Read a very long time ago. Enjoyed it immensely and so it became a permament resident of my library. Time to RE-read! More great Thurber articles. The second part of it was travel stories, which were less funny, and rather poignant, when you consider that the travelling was between the First and Second World War. His observations of Europe during that time are all the more interesting, since we know what happened next. I need to read more Thurber--he's hilarious! His writing is definitely not P.C., but I supposed that's a major part of the charm. This book is a collection of some of his best New Yorker writing. I love Thurber and his cartoons. no reviews | add a review
The world of Thurber is splendidly sampled in these thirty stories, sketches, and articles that range from the wildest comedy to the serious business of murder. Animal courtship, maids, Macbeth, baseball, sailing, marriage-all fall within Thurber’s scope. Drawings by the Author. No library descriptions found. |
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