Parnassus on Wheels
Paperback
Series: Smith & Taylor Classics, Book 18
Publisher Price: $18.95
ISBN13: 9781972693001
Publisher: Smith & Taylor Classics
Published: Feb 23 2027
Pages: 150
Language: English
Helen McGill is thirty-nine, sensible, and tired of keeping house for her head-in-the-clouds brother. Enter the eccentric Roger Mifflin on a crisp autumn day, driving a horse-drawn wagon called Parnassus. Inside, you'll find books packed floor to ceiling. Books on cookery and farming, novels passionate and charming, every kind for every need, so that he who buys may read.
Helen does something that surprises even herself. She buys the traveling bookshop. What follows is a little masterpiece of wit, warmth, and the wide open road.
At the end of each Smith & Taylor Classic you'll find a conversational afterword. This edition features Lauren Groff and Kelly Link, two highly-esteemed authors and independent bookstore owners.
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