A beautiful first printing of the true British edition. The book is pristine, with only a library stamp, the dust jacket is well-preserved with absolutely minimal shelf wear, blue cloth boards, and bright gilt lettering on the spine of the book. The story follows Mr. Golightly, a reclusive and somewhat mysterious writer, who decides to take a holiday in the quiet village of Great Calne on the English moors. As he settles into the rhythms of village life, Mr. Golightly encounters a cast of quirky locals who gradually reveal their personal struggles, joys, and flaws. These interactions have a profound impact on him, reminding him of the complexities and beauty of humanity.