The Torontonians : a novel / by Phyllis Brett Young.

Includes bibliographical references (pages xxix-xxxi).

The arrival, one sunny morning, of pale green wall-to-wall carpeting for the living room is the crowning jewel in Karen Whitney's long-anticipated transformation of her house into a beautiful home, renovated to the exacting standards of her own impeccable taste.

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Contents -- Foreword -- About the Novel -- Introduction -- Author's Note -- 1. The exact size and shape and colour -- 2. Nothing serious, I hope? -- 3. Were you happy in that place? -- 4. A pop-up toaster would be quite unsuitable -- 5. There's nothing like a buckwheat lawn -- 6. Right in the middle of Loblaw's -- 7. Everything was very personal in those days -- 8. Don't get so excited, darling -- 9. Neither here nor there -- 10. Your mother wouldn't mind, would she? -- 11. Personally, I recommend the gin -- 12. Just a friendly cook-out

13. Nothing definitive ever happens in Geneva14. They're very informal at the palace -- 15. Only a routine check-up -- 16. It could have been a whole lot worse -- 17. And how do you like our little town? -- 18. A once smooth, grey cube -- 19. I'm sure you'll understand -- 20. Good-bye in the afternoon -- 21. You never get something for nothing -- People, Places, and Things Nathalie Cooke and Suzanne Morton

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