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Edna Ferber
Birth date: August 15, 1885
Died: April 16, 1968
Category:
Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance
Edna Ferber's Books
So Big - Edna Ferber Saratoga Trunk - Edna Ferber, Stuart M. Rosen Show Boat - Edna Ferber Great Son - Edna Ferber Great Son - Edna Ferber Ice Palace - Edna Ferber That Home Town Feeling - Edna Ferber That Home Town Feeling - Edna Ferber A Kind of Magic: An Autobiography (Vinta... A Kind of Magic: An Autobiography (Vintage) - Edna Ferber They Brought Their Women: A Book Of Shor... They Brought Their Women: A Book Of Short Stories - Edna Ferber Personality Plus: Some Experiences of Emma McChesny and Her Son, Jock - Edna Ferber My Story That I Like Best - James Oliver... My Story That I Like Best - James Oliver Curwood, Edna Ferber, Meredith Nicholson Cimarron - Edna Ferber Cheerful by Request - Edna Ferber Cheerful by Request - Edna Ferber One Basket - Edna Ferber Personality Plus: Some Experiences of Emma McChesney and Her Son, Jock - Edna Ferber Show Boat, So Big, Cimarron: Three Livi... Show Boat, So Big, Cimarron: Three Living Novels of American Life - Edna Ferber Dawn O'Hara: The Girl Who Laughed - Edna Ferber The Woman Who Tried To Be Good - Edna Ferber, Lee Ann Howlett Half Portions - Edna Ferber Sun Dried - Edna Ferber Three Comedies - George S. Kaufman, Edna Ferber
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Giant - Edna Ferber, Stuart M. Rosen
Dawn O'Hara, the Girl Who Laughed - Edna Ferber
Emma McChesney and Company - Edna Ferber
Personality Plus: Some Experiences of Emma McChesney and Her Son, Jock - Edna Ferber
The Woman Who Tried to Be Good and Other Stories - Edna Ferber
The Algonquin Wits - Robert E. Drennan, Dorothy Parker, Alexander Woollcott, Ring Lardner, Robert Benchley, Franklin P. Adams, Edna Ferber, Robert E. Drennen
Ice Palace - Edna Ferber
Bon Bons, Bourbon And Bon Mots - Franklin P. Adams, Robert Benchley, Edna Ferber, Ruth Hale, Dorothy Parker
So Big - Edna Ferber
Stage Door - Edna Ferber
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brokenbiscuits
brokenbiscuits rated it 9 years ago
text Books of 1915 (Part Three)
Knulp by Herman Hesse Knulp is intelligent and witty and everyone likes him, but he has turned his back on having a career or a home or any of the conventional trappings of success. Instead he travels around, sleeping in fields and visiting friends. Because he’s so happy and charming, he has frien...
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Reflections
Reflections rated it 10 years ago
text The further adventures of Emma McChesney and son
After ten years on the road as the Midwestern sales representative for T.A. Buck’s Featherloom skirts and petticoats the savvy, stylish, tell-it-like-it-is Emma McChesney now shares a New York City apartment with her plucky 21-year-old son Jock. She shares this story with him too--Emma’s busy being ...
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Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 12 years ago
text Show Boat
bookshelves: winter-20102011, published-1926, re-read, play-dramatisation, racism, gambling, north-americas, period-piece Recommended for: Brazilliant Laura Read in February, 2011 ** spoiler alert ** WOOT BBC SUNDAY Dramatised by Moya O'SheaKim.....................Lysette AnthonyMagnolia............
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Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 14 years ago
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WOOT BBC SUNDAY Dramatised by Moya O'SheaKim.....................Lysette AnthonyMagnolia..............Samantha SpiroParthy..................Laurel LefkowAndy....................Morgan DeareYoung Magnolia....Shahrazad MatthewsGaylord................Ryan McCluskeyJulie.....................Samantha Dak...
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Tower of Iron Will
Tower of Iron Will rated it 15 years ago
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Many people remember Dorothy Parker, and if you are a Marx Brothers fan you may remember George S. Kaufman, but few remember the likes of Robert Benchley or Heywood Broun. This book does a fine job of reminding readers of the writers and wits who frequented the Algonquin Hotel in the 1920's.
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