Marjorie Leet Ford
Marjorie Leet Ford is a broadcaster and writer living in San Francisco. She conceived the long-running National Public Radio series Tell Me a Story, traveling around the world to record great writers, including John Updike, Eudora Welty, Jamaica Kincaid, Raymond Carver, Roald Dahl, reading their short stories. She was also once herself an au pair in Britain.
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The Diary of an American Au Pair
eBook | 352 pages | Anchor | Fiction - Contemporary Women
978-0-307-80676-5 (0-307-80676-6)
October 5, 2011 | $11.99
After losing her advertising job in San Francisco and canceling her wedding (though not her engagement) an unencumbered Melissa, who harbors grand illusions about life in England, heads off to a new job as au pair to the family of a Member of Parliament. But the minorly aristocratic Haig-Ereildouns’ household falls...
Written by Marjorie Leet Ford
eBook | 352 pages | Anchor | Fiction - Contemporary Women
978-0-307-80676-5 (0-307-80676-6)
October 5, 2011 | $11.99
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After losing her advertising job in San Francisco and canceling her wedding (though not her engagement) an unencumbered Melissa, who harbors grand illusions about life in England, heads off to a new job as au pair to the family of a Member of Parliament. But the minorly aristocratic Haig-Ereildouns’ household falls...
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trade paperback.
The Diary of an American Au Pair
Trade Paperback | 352 pages | Anchor | Fiction - Contemporary Women
978-1-4000-3264-8 (1-4000-3264-4)
April 8, 2003 | $15.00
After losing her advertising job in San Francisco and canceling her wedding (though not her engagement) an unencumbered Melissa, who harbors grand illusions about life in England, heads off to a new job as au pair to the family of a Member of Parliament. But the minorly aristocratic Haig-Ereildouns’ household falls...
Written by Marjorie Leet Ford
Trade Paperback | 352 pages | Anchor | Fiction - Contemporary Women
978-1-4000-3264-8 (1-4000-3264-4)
April 8, 2003 | $15.00
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After losing her advertising job in San Francisco and canceling her wedding (though not her engagement) an unencumbered Melissa, who harbors grand illusions about life in England, heads off to a new job as au pair to the family of a Member of Parliament. But the minorly aristocratic Haig-Ereildouns’ household falls...
Also available as an
eBook.
People in the Park
Trade Paperback | 320 pages | Chatto & Windus | Fiction
978-0-7011-7403-3 (0-7011-7403-X)
April 7, 2003 | $27.95
An enchanting, hilarious, idiosyncratic novel by the author of Diary of an American Au Pair, set in San Francisco’s Moscow Hill district -- it’s Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City, with dogs.
Written by Marjorie Leet Ford
Trade Paperback | 320 pages | Chatto & Windus | Fiction
978-0-7011-7403-3 (0-7011-7403-X)
April 7, 2003 | $27.95
An enchanting, hilarious, idiosyncratic novel by the author of Diary of an American Au Pair, set in San Francisco’s Moscow Hill district -- it’s Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City, with dogs.
