Birds of America [antikvár]

BIRDS OF AMERICA 'is a virtuoso perforuiance, an endlessly fascinating növel. It is not, of course, about birds. It Is about change. Change in society, change in values, in environment, politics and youth. It abounds in beautifully crafted scenes, New England, Paris, Rome." -San Francisco Chronicle BIRDS OF AMERICA "is a complete success. Mary McCarthy is astringent and sharp in all the right places, gentle where she should be. One of the central figures, young Peter Levi, is one of the most likable and believable young Americans in recent fiction." -Publishers' Weekly BIRDS OF AMERICA "is Mary McCarthy's best növel People are its triumph . . . Rosamund, a thrice-married musician of international renown . . . her son, Peter ... a variety of minor characters. . . . You're missing a pleasure if you don't meet them" -Wall Street Journal