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Valley of the Dolls Mug

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26th November 2015

Price: £12.99

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Selected: Item / ISBN-13: 9780349008035

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Using the cover artwork of our much-loved Virago Modern Classics hardback range, these elegant porcelain mugs celebrate three of our most popular titles: Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier; Excellent Women by Barbara Pym and Valley of the Dolls by Jacqueline Susann. They are a must-have for all Virago fans, and are surely the most stylish way to enjoy your morning coffee!

Each mug is presented in a beautiful gift-box with corresponding artwork. The mugs are dishwasher and microwave safe.

Rebecca and Excellent Women feature artwork by award-winning textile designer Neisha Crosland: http://www.neishacrosland.com

Valley of the Dolls features artwork by textile designer and founder of Biba, Barbara Hulanicki: http://www.barbarahulanickidesign.com

Reviews

Michael Kors
50 years later, it's still spot on. The world's changed immensely but the climb to the top is still a tough one
Michael Korda, The New Yorker
Jackie, it seemed, understood by instinct that her readers were ready for the raw side of love . . . for a franker sexuality and a tougher kind of story-for romance with tears and oral sex
Michael Kors
50 years later, it's still spot on. The world's changed immensely but the climb to the top is still a tough one
Nora Ephron
The kind of book most of its readers could not put down. I, for one, could not . . . For me reading Valley of the Dolls was like reading a very, very long, absolutely delicious gossip column . . . Magnetic
New York Times
Valley of the Dolls remains a pop-culture touchstone: a gleefully salacious story of friendship, sex, backstabbing and pills . . . Now celebrating its 50th anniversary, the tawdry tale of Anne Welles, Jennifer North and Neely O'Hara hasn't lost its punch . . . One of the most talked-about books of all time
Julie Burchill, Guardian
Valley Of The Dolls remains a brave, bold, angry and, yes, definitely a feminist book. All that, and still about the most fun you can have without a prescription
Julie Burchill, Guardian
Valley Of The Dolls remains a brave, bold, angry and, yes, definitely a feminist book. All that, and still about the most fun you can have without a prescription
Daily Telegraph
Much imitated, but never bettered
New York Times
Valley of the Dolls remains a pop-culture touchstone: a gleefully salacious story of friendship, sex, backstabbing and pills . . . Now celebrating its 50th anniversary, the tawdry tale of Anne Welles, Jennifer North and Neely O'Hara hasn't lost its punch . . . One of the most talked-about books of all time