Helene Hanff, a writer unsuccessfully plays went on to write scripts for TV with more or less success, but that it usually displayed elusive smiled transcription an epistolary dialogue he had with an English bookseller for 20 years.
avid reader and lover of books is second hand through a newspaper advertisement in one English bookstore that provides books at good prices. England is steeped in the postwar period (1949) included food rationing, with this background develops the relationship with Frank Doel, the bookseller.
in 1987 to produce a film adaptation Anne Bancroft and Anthony Hopkins in the role of Helene Hanff and Frank Doel. The film respects the book worth watching.
If you are someone that when you walk into a bookstore you like to search the shelves, read the titles on the spines of the books, browse some and time stops, this book almost certain you'll like and you can easily get emotional.
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