81 Cadogan Square

Mother always said that one should never compromise with a house that does not like you.
So it was a relief that "81" liked us...

81 Cadogan Square is not a conventional autobiography.
Once again Daphne Economou has laid herself open and the cool, clear voicerough an Indian childhood. of the growing girl dispassionately watching and taking stock of the adult world comes to us in another remarkable book from the author of Saturday's Child, a journey through an Indian childhood.

This story about families, people and places moves carefully between Athens and London, with the inevitable sadness of partings and loss and the constant pain of return for the loss Indian childhood.

A story that is hard to put down.