Newsweek
"A many-faceted book . . . Beautifully [written] by one of the most exhilarating stylists of our time."

The New York Times
"Waugh's most deeply felt novel . . . Brideshead Revisited tells an absorbing story in imaginative terms . . . Mr. Waugh is very definitely an artist, with something like a genius for precision and clarity not surpassed by any novelist writing in English in his time."

The story of a family going through changes, told by an outsider who becomes infatuated with them. I enjoyed the book, the mix of social & religious comment and the characters are very vivid.

You've found a travelling book!
This book set off on its travels in June....but where has it decided to stay?

Well, if you're reading this then you've found it & you can tell us!
Please take a minute to say where it was discovered...
...& you can tell us what you thought of it.
When you've read it, please pass it to a friend to enjoy
or leave it in a public place for someone else to find -just like you did!




(If you decide to join Bookcrossing, please consider putting me,
cally-c as your referring member-thanks!)

Have just come across this while tidying my books out. I remember finding it in The Kitchen cafe in Derby recently but already have another copy in my possession to read so will pass this one on on my travels. It may go to the Olympics!

Released at the Olympics.