The Sea for Breakfast – Lillian Beckwith
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The Sea for Breakfast – Lillian Beckwith
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Condition: The cover has some damage as per image but the book itself is in good condition
“The Sea for Breakfast” is a novel by Lillian Beckwith, a British author known for her humorous and heartwarming stories set in the Scottish Highlands. The book was published in 1964 and is part of a series of books in which the author shares her experiences and observations of life in a remote Scottish village.
In “The Sea for Breakfast,” Lillian Beckwith recounts her adventures and misadventures as a newcomer to the village of Bruach on the Scottish island of Hebrides. The story is filled with colorful characters, including the villagers and their unique way of life, as well as the stunning natural beauty of the island. Beckwith’s writing is often praised for its wit and charm, and her books provide a delightful glimpse into the culture and customs of rural Scotland.
The book is known for its humor and affectionate portrayal of the people and places of the Hebrides. If you enjoy tales of rural life, eccentric characters, and the beauty of the natural world, “The Sea for Breakfast” and other books by Lillian Beckwith might be a delightful read for you.
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