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By Margaret Forster. First edition, first printing. "First published in England in 1969 by Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd" statement to the copyright page. The feminist and Royal Society of Literature Fellow, employs the trademark style of female independency choices, first used in her film-adapted novel GEORGY GIRL, with women characters driven by a strong plot, this time featuring edgy women, teachers, and the new headmistress of a girls high school. A decently preserved and giftable British first edition in dust jacket. Minutely crimped to the lower spine edge, a few minuscule tan dots to the page fore-edges, else near fine, square and sturdy in green linen boards with gilt embossed titles to the spine; in a near fine price-clipped dust jacket with a two-inch closed tear to the front panel, and with tiny rubs to the upper and lower spine edges and corner tips.
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