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Time ChangeHope Cooke

Time Change

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Time Change is the story of the education of a woman. A precocious American girl growing up in upper-middle-class New York is drawn to the East before it becomes popular and then marries the king-to-be of a tiny Himalayan land. With the novelist's eye for detail, Hope Cooke tells of growing up in the Victorian atmosphere first of her wealthy, snobbish grandmother's home; then with her aunt and uncle, the U.S. Ambassador to Iran. Between brilliant terms at Sarah Lawrence College she plunged into an often hilarious, if occasionally painful, obsession with the East. It was in Darjeeling, India,…

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2 editions
  • Paperback · English · 1982
    Berkley · 306 pages · 9780425054970
  • Hardcover · English · 1981
    Simon & Schuster · 285 pages · 9780671412258
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