Difference between revisions of "Week-End Marriage"
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| − | * '''Author''': [[ | + | * '''Author''': [[Faith Baldwin]] |
| − | * '''Publisher''': | + | * '''Publisher''': This version from Triangle Books. |
| − | * '''Year''': | + | * '''Year''': Copyright 1932, 1932, re-issued in this hardback edition in 1941. |
| − | * '''Setting''': | + | * '''Setting''': 1930s New York City |
| − | + | Lola Davis decided that she would go on working after she and Kenneth got married, if only just temporarily. What happens is a "lesson for all young married people and for every girl who wants both a job and a husband." | |
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Revision as of 23:17, 4 January 2007
- Author: Faith Baldwin
- Publisher: This version from Triangle Books.
- Year: Copyright 1932, 1932, re-issued in this hardback edition in 1941.
- Setting: 1930s New York City
Lola Davis decided that she would go on working after she and Kenneth got married, if only just temporarily. What happens is a "lesson for all young married people and for every girl who wants both a job and a husband."
