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At the Hairdresser's
At the Hairdresser's | Anita Brookner
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Penguin Specials are designed to fill a gap. Written to be read over a long commute or a short journey, they are original and exclusively in digital form. This is a poignant novella from Anita Brookner. 'I rather hope I shall die at the hairdresser's, for they are bound to know what to do. At least that is what I tell myself.' Solitude is a familiar burden for Elizabeth Warner. She lives in a basement flat near Victoria and leaves the house only to go shopping and to have her hair done - until a chance encounter at the hairdresser's brings unexpected change. At the Hairdresser's is a deeply moving, unflinchingly observed story about trust and betrayal by one of the greatest writers of contemporary fiction.
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At the Hairdresser's | Anita Brookner
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At my hairdressers. Struck by the sentiment in her small framed poster. 😄

BarbaraBB And still a Christmas tree ✨ 3y
Reggie Love it. 3y
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Cathythoughts
Cathythoughts
At the Hairdresser's | Anita Brookner
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At the hairdressers ... hoping to finish the Jane Smiley & start the Cara Hunter. They are putting in highlights 😬... so I‘ll be here for awhile..... 😍relaxer vous

britt_brooke Enjoy! 6y
Cinfhen Enjoy 😊 6y
TrishB Love reading at the hairdressers 😁 I‘ll be there Saturday 💕 6y
Cathythoughts @britt_brooke @Cinfhen @TrishB thanks ! Yes reading & being pampered go well together 👍🏻 6y
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Caroline2
Caroline2
At the Hairdresser's | Anita Brookner
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Why do hairdressers always rush your fringe! I said just a little off; eyebrow length....now I get to go on holiday looking like Floyd!!! 🙄

Bambolina_81 😯 I'm sure you look lovely! My husband has banned me from ever having a fringe again after I was butchered (his words), I liked it and it cost me £80. 8y
Caroline2 😲 hairdressers charge soooo much now don't they! 💸 8y
LeahBergen I didn't mean to laugh but ... Floyd! 😂 And it's happened to me before, too. 8y
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actualdisneyprincess When I was little, I always told the hairdresser "don't cut them too short!!!!!" And then, inevitably, they were basically up to my hairline and I was DEVASTATED, because I looked RIDICULOUS. ? 8y
Caroline2 @LeahBergen 😆 floyd always cracks me too!!! 8y
Caroline2 @actualdisneyprincess why do they always do that?!?! Think I'm gonna trim my own fringe from now on!! 😉 8y
Bambolina_81 @actualdisneyprincess that's what I do 😂 I love this pic of Floyd! 8y
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Ammar25
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At the Hairdresser's | Anita Brookner
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Pengiun Shorts are digital short stories meant to be read during a commute or a bus ride.

This short story by Anita Brookner is about an elderly lady; Elizabeth Warner and her biweekly appointment at the hairdresser. The characters are painted with a realistic brush. The author flashbacks to the past, and shows us the present.

A very realistic story that makes you think and ponder about the life we live.

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