"A Village In A Valley" NICHOLS, Beverley w/ Decorations by Rex Whistler Vintage Magazines Ann & YORK

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"A Village In A Valley" NICHOLS, Beverley w/ Decorations by Rex Whistler Vintage Magazines Ann & YORKNICHOLS, Beverley [287] pp. Jonathan Cape London 1934 8 1 8" x 5 3 4" w illustrations by Rex Whistler VG VG A Village in a Valley is a 1934 humorous memoir by Beverley Nichols, the third book in his "Allways" trilogy, which chronicles his life and love for gardening in the fictional English village of Glatton (a stand in for Allways). Illustrated by Rex Whistler, the book is a charming and witty exploration of English country life, nature, and the