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  • ENGLISH

    Language
  • 470

    Pages
  • 9780749083243

    ISBN
  • 110 mm

    Width
  • 176 mm

    Height
  • 256 gram

    Weight
  • A

    Edition
  • PAPERBACK

    Binding
  • 30 OCTOBER 2005

    Publish Date
  • 31 mm

    Spine Width

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    Description

    With the Depression and the Great War in recent history and the Second World War about to begin, emotions are running high. This is particularly true for young Greta Peters who lost her mother, brother and sister to illness and now lives with her father, Harry. Helping them in their grief is their friendly neighbour Rene, and Greta's barmaid grandmother, Cissie Hardcastle. With the Depression and the Great War in recent history and the Second World War about to begin, emotions are running high. This is particularly true for young Greta Peters who lost her mother, brother and sister to...  Read More

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    June Francis

    Although, June was born in the seaside resort of Blackpool, she has lived all her life in the port of Liverpool, home of the Beatles. One of four children, her love of stories began when her father told her The Little Match Girl, which left her in floods of tears, but also with a desire to make up stories, herself. As soon as she could read she was doing a three mile walk to the local library. She passed the scholarship to Liverpool Girls College where her English teacher told her that she had a great imagination. Despite this, June did not believe she could ever be an author, so on leaving school, she became a cash clerk. She married at twenty-two, has three sons, ran a church playgroup for ten years and it wasnt until her youngest started school that she joined a Writers Club and turned her hand to writing articles about What She Knew for a womans magazine. But her first love had always been books and eventually she wrote her first two medieval romances for Mills & Boon. After doing another two, she had an urge to write a family story set in Liverpool during WWII. This was bought by another publisher. Since then she has had thirty-three books published.

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