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All The Nice Girls

Bakewell Joan
Heftet / 2010 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781844085316
Publisert
2010
Utgiver
Vendor
Virago Press Ltd
Vekt
256 gr
Høyde
135 mm
Bredde
211 mm
Dybde
25 mm
Aldersnivå
00, G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
352

Forfatter
Bakewell Joan

Om bidragsyterne

A prominent figure in TV and the arts in Britain, Joan Bakewell has been a broadcaster for over forty years, a print journalist for over twenty years, and has published her autobiography, THE CENTRE OF THE BED. ALL THE NICE GIRLS is her first novel. She was made Dame in 2008.

All The Nice Girls

Bakewell Joan
Heftet / 2010 / Engelsk
Bakewell Joan
Heftet / 2010 / Engelsk
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A poignant and pleasurable novel'. SUNDAY TIMES Penny Perrick

‘Bakewell delivers a warm, good humoured story of wartime relationships and a thrilling account of life and death on the convoys’ GUARDIAN Rachel Hore

Marvellously exciting, heartbreaking, gruelling and an unexpectedly muscular and masculine treat in the middle of what is essentially a wistful romance . . . the outcome is poignant, romantic, deeply satisfying' DAILY EXPRESS Jennifer Selway

‘A beautifully evocative novel, full of romance, tragedy and the pull of family bonds’. SUNDAY EXPRESS Jane Clinton 4 stars

A strong, romantic plot and believable well-realised characters . . . Bakewell for the Booker' READERS

DIGEST A N Wilson

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Bakewell conjures up a cracking wartime atmosphere' DAILY MAIL Helen Brown

‘It is formidably researched and evokes real atmosphere’ SAGA magazine Emma Soames

It is 1942 and the war is not going well. As part of the war effort the Ashworth Grammar School for Girls signs up for the Merchant Navy's Ship Adoption Scheme. The headmistress, the lovely, essentially serious Cynthia Maitland, who lost her lover in the First World War, believes the idea will broaden the horizons of her girls, especially Polly and Jen, bright sixth formers eager to live and love despite it all. All is as it should be in the line of duty until Captain Josh Percival and his officers of the SS Treverran visit Ashworth . . . The choices that follow will disrupt all their lives, reverberating even to the next generation, when, decades later, life and love are on the line again.
Les mer
* A thrilling first novel - a big, wonderful, romantic wartime story - from the famous broadcaster and journalist. A debut at seventy-five years young
A poignant and pleasurable novel .SUNDAY TIMES Penny Perrick Bakewell delivers a warm, good humoured story of wartime relationships and a thrilling account of life and death on the convoys GUARDIAN Rachel Hore Marvellously exciting, heartbreaking, gruelling and an unexpectedly muscular and masculine treat in the middle of what is essentially a wistful romance . . . the outcome is poignant, romantic, deeply satisfying DAILY EXPRESS Jennifer Selway A beautifully evocative novel, full of romance, tragedy and the pull of family bonds .SUNDAY EXPRESS Jane Clinton 4 stars A strong, romantic plot and believable well-realised characters . . . Bakewell for the Booker READERS DIGEST A N Wilson Bakewell conjures up a cracking wartime atmosphere DAILY MAIL Helen Brown It is formidably researched and evokes real atmosphere SAGA magazine Emma Soames A well-crafted romantic yarn . . . an absorbing human tale MAIL ON SUNDAY Max Davidson A fascinating first novel WATERSTONE S BOOKS QUARTERLY Lindsey Russell Poignant and moving . . . Full of telling detail, love and longing, and all the pleasures of a black and white movie on a Sunday afternoon NEW BOOKS MAGAZINE Linda Leatherbarrow Well written and imbued with an air of authenticity LONDON PAPER Lottie Moggach
Les mer
* A thrilling first novel - a big, wonderful, romantic wartime story - from the famous broadcaster and journalist. A debut at seventy-five years young

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A poignant and pleasurable novel'. SUNDAY TIMES Penny Perrick

‘Bakewell delivers a warm, good humoured story of wartime relationships and a thrilling account of life and death on the convoys’ GUARDIAN Rachel Hore

Marvellously exciting, heartbreaking, gruelling and an unexpectedly muscular and masculine treat in the middle of what is essentially a wistful romance . . . the outcome is poignant, romantic, deeply satisfying' DAILY EXPRESS Jennifer Selway

‘A beautifully evocative novel, full of romance, tragedy and the pull of family bonds’. SUNDAY EXPRESS Jane Clinton 4 stars

A strong, romantic plot and believable well-realised characters . . . Bakewell for the Booker' READERS

DIGEST A N Wilson

Se alle

Bakewell conjures up a cracking wartime atmosphere' DAILY MAIL Helen Brown

‘It is formidably researched and evokes real atmosphere’ SAGA magazine Emma Soames

It is 1942 and the war is not going well. As part of the war effort the Ashworth Grammar School for Girls signs up for the Merchant Navy's Ship Adoption Scheme. The headmistress, the lovely, essentially serious Cynthia Maitland, who lost her lover in the First World War, believes the idea will broaden the horizons of her girls, especially Polly and Jen, bright sixth formers eager to live and love despite it all. All is as it should be in the line of duty until Captain Josh Percival and his officers of the SS Treverran visit Ashworth . . . The choices that follow will disrupt all their lives, reverberating even to the next generation, when, decades later, life and love are on the line again.
Les mer
* A thrilling first novel - a big, wonderful, romantic wartime story - from the famous broadcaster and journalist. A debut at seventy-five years young
A poignant and pleasurable novel .SUNDAY TIMES Penny Perrick Bakewell delivers a warm, good humoured story of wartime relationships and a thrilling account of life and death on the convoys GUARDIAN Rachel Hore Marvellously exciting, heartbreaking, gruelling and an unexpectedly muscular and masculine treat in the middle of what is essentially a wistful romance . . . the outcome is poignant, romantic, deeply satisfying DAILY EXPRESS Jennifer Selway A beautifully evocative novel, full of romance, tragedy and the pull of family bonds .SUNDAY EXPRESS Jane Clinton 4 stars A strong, romantic plot and believable well-realised characters . . . Bakewell for the Booker READERS DIGEST A N Wilson Bakewell conjures up a cracking wartime atmosphere DAILY MAIL Helen Brown It is formidably researched and evokes real atmosphere SAGA magazine Emma Soames A well-crafted romantic yarn . . . an absorbing human tale MAIL ON SUNDAY Max Davidson A fascinating first novel WATERSTONE S BOOKS QUARTERLY Lindsey Russell Poignant and moving . . . Full of telling detail, love and longing, and all the pleasures of a black and white movie on a Sunday afternoon NEW BOOKS MAGAZINE Linda Leatherbarrow Well written and imbued with an air of authenticity LONDON PAPER Lottie Moggach
Les mer
* A thrilling first novel - a big, wonderful, romantic wartime story - from the famous broadcaster and journalist. A debut at seventy-five years young

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781844085316
Publisert
2010
Utgiver
Vendor
Virago Press Ltd
Vekt
256 gr
Høyde
135 mm
Bredde
211 mm
Dybde
25 mm
Aldersnivå
00, G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
352

Forfatter
Bakewell Joan

Om bidragsyterne

A prominent figure in TV and the arts in Britain, Joan Bakewell has been a broadcaster for over forty years, a print journalist for over twenty years, and has published her autobiography, THE CENTRE OF THE BED. ALL THE NICE GIRLS is her first novel. She was made Dame in 2008.

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