sailorette’s diary - a diary writen by a sailorette for her loved ones to read after returning safely home from sea

Wonderful word play in this book.

Astronomers become “no more stars”.

Honestly becomes “on the sly”.

All in bold typography.
Ivvant Ivvant Ivvant.

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