Women Who Changed the World. A Set of 2 Books: Miss Eliza's Kitchen + Frida

Women Who Changed the World. A Set of 2 Books: Miss Eliza's Kitchen + Frida

"Women Who Changed the World" is a set of two books by Annabel Abbs. The perfect gift for lovers of historical novels.
The novel "Miss Eliza's Kitchen" is based on real events that happened to English poetess Eliza Acton and her... loyal assistant Anne Kirby. Their story proves that to change the world, one need only learn how to boil eggs. The novel has been translated into 20 languages, and CBS Studios is preparing a film adaptation.
"The intriguing friendship of Eliza and Anne, a wonderful narrative about a love of food and the real-life experiences of women living in Victorian England." — Sarah-Jade Virtue and Claire Hay, Simon & Schuster UK
"Frida" is the story of a woman who inspired David Herbert Lawrence to create the controversial novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover." It is the extraordinary fate of Frida von Richthofen and the infamous love affair that became synonymous with the ideas of sexual freedom.

Author: ЭББС А.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: Novel. Historical Novels by Annabelle Ebbs

Age restrictions: 18+

Year of publication: 2023

ISBN: 9785041901639

Size: 84x108/32 mm

Cover type: Твердый переплет

Weight: 530 g

ID: 1546040

"Women Who Changed the World" is a set of two books by Annabel Abbs. The perfect gift for lovers of historical novels.
The novel "Miss Eliza's Kitchen" is based on real events that happened to English poetess Eliza Acton and her loyal assistant Anne Kirby. Their story proves that to change the world, one need only learn how to boil eggs. The novel has been translated into 20 languages, and CBS Studios is preparing a film adaptation.
"The intriguing friendship of Eliza and Anne, a wonderful narrative about a love of food and the real-life experiences of women living in Victorian England." — Sarah-Jade Virtue and Claire Hay, Simon & Schuster UK
"Frida" is the story of a woman who inspired David Herbert Lawrence to create the controversial novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover." It is the extraordinary fate of Frida von Richthofen and the infamous love affair that became synonymous with the ideas of sexual freedom.