Ebook {Epub PDF} Last Friends by Jane Gardam

 · Gardam, whose first books, a novel and a collection of stories for children, were published when she was 43, is now 84, and “Last Friends” is the final installment of a trilogy that began with Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. Last Friends continues and returns to the stories of Old Filth and The Man in the Wooden Hat (and The People on Privilege Hill). Gardam does recapitulate many of the essentials, so the novel can certainly be enjoyed without familiarity with the previous installments, but familiarity does make for a considerably richer reading experience (and since they're both wonderful works you should certainly (re)turn to the Author: Jane Gardam. Last Friends brings to a close Jane Gardam’s lauded series that includes Old Filth () and The Man in the Wooden Hat (). Like its predecessors, this final installment examines the complex world of British class, empire, and the social circles that bring them together/5().

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Last Friends. Jane Gardam. Little Brown, Last Friends is concerned with their back stories, which add a further layer of confusion to what is already complicated and at times jauntily improbable. Last Friends brings to a close Jane Gardam’s lauded series that includes Old Filth () and The Man in the Wooden Hat (). Like its predecessors, this final installment examines the complex world of British class, empire, and the social circles that bring them together. Last Friends is the third novel in Jane Gardam’s trilogy that began with Old Filth and continued with The Man in the Wooden Hat. Having read and loved both those novels, I felt pretty sure what to expect in this last book. The first focused on Sir Edward Feathers, barrister in Hong Kong and London, promoted to judge, Old Filth himself.