No form of governance is safe in Steinbeck's satirical story of King Pippin IV of France. When France finds itself in need of a King, it selects an unsuspecting astronomer. The dialog between Pippin and his advisors keeps the story moving.
No form of governance is safe in Steinbeck's satirical story of King Pippin IV of France. When France finds itself in need of a King, it selects an unsuspecting astronomer. The dialog between Pippin and his advisors keeps the story moving.
After a long day, I was happy to get my Bookishly package this month!
It has a bookmark with a lovely quote from The Secret Garden, some Rose tea, a pack of 8 watercolor leaf postcards, and this book, which I'd never heard of before! Is this the same Steinbeck that wrote Grapes of Wrath? I mean, I've never read anything by him (#badEnglishmajor), and I was so surprised when I unwrapped this book!
Looking forward to next month already! 😎