Leaves from the Fig Tree (Diana Duff)

Name: Leaves from the Fig Tree (Diana Duff)
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Leaves from the Fig Tree (Diana Duff)

Author: Diana Duff

Condition & Size

Size: Medium (Format B. Typically 12.9x19.8cm or (13.2x20.3cm)
Book Type: Paperback
CAI Condition Score: 7/10.
CAI Condition Description: Very Good
Observations: Name on the front page

About This Book

Born in Africa, Anglo-Irish by descent, Diana, aged two, travelled from Johannesburg to Ireland, to Annes Grove, a stately Georgian home with world-famous gardens, with talk of horses, rare plants and fishing juxtaposed with tales of banshees, the little people, ráths, the foxy-haired ghost and visits from Elizabeth Bowen, Vita Sackville-West, David Cecil and many others. Aged 18, Diana returned to Africa, where she doubled for Grace Kelly in 'Mogambo', met Raymond Hook, the king of cheetah racing, befriended the legendary Ewart Grogran and unwittingly employed a Mau Mau leader. Ever one to stand up for what is right, she challenged the authorities at the height of apartheid and won! With humour, eloquence, empathy and candour, Diana shares her return to a place from her childhood, where family truths are learned, along with the realisation that Africa has real magic all of its own.

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