Book: A time to dance, no time to weep
Dec. 6th, 2007 09:41 pmAuthor: Rumer Godden
Details: (c) 1987 Rumer Godden; Pub Beech Tree Books William Morrow; ISBN 0-688-07421-9
Verdict: A time to dance, no time to weep is an interesting and readable autobiography
Reasons for reading it: I like Godden's writing and it's generally interesting to read the autobiography of someone you can be confident writes well.
How it came into my hands: I bought it in Montreal back in 2005, and never got round to reading it because I always end up prioritizing fiction over non-fiction.
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lisekit, you should really read this, cos a big chunk of it is about teaching dance, as well as the author's lifelong fascination with India.
Details: (c) 1987 Rumer Godden; Pub Beech Tree Books William Morrow; ISBN 0-688-07421-9
Verdict: A time to dance, no time to weep is an interesting and readable autobiography
Reasons for reading it: I like Godden's writing and it's generally interesting to read the autobiography of someone you can be confident writes well.
How it came into my hands: I bought it in Montreal back in 2005, and never got round to reading it because I always end up prioritizing fiction over non-fiction.
( detailed review )
lisekit, you should really read this, cos a big chunk of it is about teaching dance, as well as the author's lifelong fascination with India.