Valley of the Dolls Mug

Item / ISBN-13: 9780349008035

Price: £12.99

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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

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 Kors
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 Korda, The New Yorker
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 Kors
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
Nora Ephron
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
New York Times
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
Julie Burchill, Guardian
Much imitated, but never bettered
Daily Telegraph
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
New York Times