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Helene Hanff

An Endearing Correspondence Between a Writer and a Bookseller.

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Author: Helene Hanff

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780860074380

Language: English

Publish Date: 12/31/1899

Audiobook length: 31min

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Who should listen 84 Charing Cross Road

The summary audiobook of "84 Charing Cross Road" by Helene Hanff is perfect for literature enthusiasts, book lovers, and anyone interested in the power of correspondence and friendship. It appeals to those who appreciate charming tales of human connection across geographical boundaries, as well as readers seeking insights into the literary world of mid-20th century London and New York. This concise summary serves as an excellent introduction for potential readers curious about the book's themes of love, longing, and the joy of exchanging ideas through letters.

3 quotes from 84 Charing Cross Road

  • "I love books more than anything else in the world. They are the keys to understanding and exploring new ideas."
  • "I suppose I would be quite happy if I could just spend the rest of my life writing letters to people I like about books I love."
  • "If I had to choose between reading and eating, I would choose reading every time."

Author : Helene Hanff

Helene Hanff (April 15, 1916–April 9, 1997) was a celebrated American author renowned for her beloved book, *84 Charing Cross Road*, which inspired a successful play, teleplay, and film. Hailing from Philadelphia, her writing journey began with unproduced plays, leading her to contribute to some of television’s earliest dramas in New York. Her memoir, *Underfoot in Show Business*, details the challenges she faced as a playwright in the bustling theatre scene of the 1940s and 1950s. *84 Charing Cross Road*, first published in 1970, chronicles her heartfelt correspondence with Frank Doel, a bookshop buyer in London, over two decades. Throughout this time, she developed a deep connection with Doel and the shop's staff, sending them care packages during post-war shortages. Although financial struggles and a reluctance to travel delayed her visit to England, she eventually made the trip in 1971, resulting in her subsequent book, *The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street*. Hanff's other works include *Q's Legacy*, *Apple of My Eye*, and *A Letter from New York*. Known for her love of cigarettes and martinis, she lived to be 80, passing away due to diabetes in New York City. In tribute to her legacy, her residence has been commemorated with a plaque and the name "Charing Cross House."

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84 Charing Cross Road Free Audiobook Download

Helene Hanff

An Endearing Correspondence Between a Writer and a Bookseller.

4.1678872rating

Information

Author: Helene Hanff

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780860074380

Language: English

Publish Date: 12/31/1899

AudioBook length: 31 min

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Who should listen 84 Charing Cross Road

The summary audiobook of "84 Charing Cross Road" by Helene Hanff is perfect for literature enthusiasts, book lovers, and anyone interested in the power of correspondence and friendship. It appeals to those who appreciate charming tales of human connection across geographical boundaries, as well as readers seeking insights into the literary world of mid-20th century London and New York. This concise summary serves as an excellent introduction for potential readers curious about the book's themes of love, longing, and the joy of exchanging ideas through letters.

3 quotes from 84 Charing Cross Road

  • "I love books more than anything else in the world. They are the keys to understanding and exploring new ideas."
  • "I suppose I would be quite happy if I could just spend the rest of my life writing letters to people I like about books I love."
  • "If I had to choose between reading and eating, I would choose reading every time."

Author: Helene Hanff

Helene Hanff (April 15, 1916–April 9, 1997) was a celebrated American author renowned for her beloved book, *84 Charing Cross Road*, which inspired a successful play, teleplay, and film. Hailing from Philadelphia, her writing journey began with unproduced plays, leading her to contribute to some of television’s earliest dramas in New York. Her memoir, *Underfoot in Show Business*, details the challenges she faced as a playwright in the bustling theatre scene of the 1940s and 1950s. *84 Charing Cross Road*, first published in 1970, chronicles her heartfelt correspondence with Frank Doel, a bookshop buyer in London, over two decades. Throughout this time, she developed a deep connection with Doel and the shop's staff, sending them care packages during post-war shortages. Although financial struggles and a reluctance to travel delayed her visit to England, she eventually made the trip in 1971, resulting in her subsequent book, *The Duchess of Bloomsbury Street*. Hanff's other works include *Q's Legacy*, *Apple of My Eye*, and *A Letter from New York*. Known for her love of cigarettes and martinis, she lived to be 80, passing away due to diabetes in New York City. In tribute to her legacy, her residence has been commemorated with a plaque and the name "Charing Cross House."