An edition of And no birds sing (1931)

And no birds sing

the autobiography of Pauline Leader.

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An edition of And no birds sing (1931)

And no birds sing

the autobiography of Pauline Leader.

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An autobiography of a young girl, 1st generation American, growing up in the small New England town of Bennington, VT. The title is from John Keats' poem "La Belle Dame Sans Merci." Pauline was a genius of the first magnitude and followed this book up with her second one "A Room for the Night."

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Routledge
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English

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autobiography, Bennington, VT, Teenage angst.

People

Pauline Leader

Places

Bennington, VT, NYC.

Times

Early 20th Century
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Cover of: And no birds sing
And no birds sing: the autobiography of Pauline Leader.
1932, Routledge
in English
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Cover of: And no birds sing
And no birds sing
1931, Vanguard Press
in English
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OL13984859M

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