Isabel Allende – Paula – SIGNED First Edition 1995
£45.00
First edition, first printing of Paula by Isabel Allende, published by Harper Collins, London in 1995. A near fine copy signed by the author in black ink to a book plate on the title page, binding slightly cocked, with toning and spotting to the text block. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with fading to the spine.
Paula by Isabel Allende is a deeply personal memoir written during the illness and eventual death of her daughter, Paula. Blending autobiography and storytelling, Allende reflects on her family history, political upheaval in Chile, and her own life as a writer. Through intimate and emotional prose, she confronts grief, memory and resilience. The book is both a tribute to her daughter and a chronicle of love, loss and the healing power of writing amidst tragedy.
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First edition, first printing of Paula by Isabel Allende, published by Harper Collins, London in 1995. A near fine copy signed by the author in black ink to a book plate on the title page, binding slightly cocked, with toning and spotting to the text block. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with fading to the spine.
Paula by Isabel Allende is a deeply personal memoir written during the illness and eventual death of her daughter, Paula. Blending autobiography and storytelling, Allende reflects on her family history, political upheaval in Chile, and her own life as a writer. Through intimate and emotional prose, she confronts grief, memory and resilience. The book is both a tribute to her daughter and a chronicle of love, loss and the healing power of writing amidst tragedy.
