Janet john go hardcover

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 12 working days The Janet and John books emerged as a popular way to help children learn to read in 1949. This new edition will appeal to those who grew up reading them and who would enjoy sharing them with their own children or grandchildren. Features Summary These classic bestsellers are a delightful trip down memory lane and a reading treasure to share with the children of today. Author Mabel O'Donnell (Author), Rona Munro (Author) Publisher Summersdale Publishers Release date 20070903 Pages 32 ISBN 1-84024-613-8 ISBN 13 978-1-84024-613-1

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Pam Evans' London saga brings the glamour of the cinema during the Blitz of the Second World War vividly to life. Sure to appeal to fans of Katie Flynn and Cathy Sharp. It is 1938 and the threat of war looms on the streets of London. But, when the lights go down in the cinema aisles, usherette Daisy Blake is transported to a world of glamour and romance. Among the staff there is much merriment and Daisy soon falls in love with the handsome organist, Al Dawson. Then war is declared and, just after Al leaves for the frontline, Daisy discovers she's pregnant. Her mother is distraught; she doesn't think Al is right for her daughter and when Daisy's letters to him go unanswered, her mother encourages her to marry John, the cinema's projectionist, to spare her further heartache. As the blitz rages over London and disaster strikes, Daisy's morale is boosted by her work and her young son, Sam, brings her comfort and joy in the troubled times ahead... Features Summary The glamour of the cinema heals the heartbreak of the Second World War in Pam Evans' new family saga. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn, Kate Thompson and Annie Murray. Author Pamela Evans Publisher Headline Book Publishing Release date 20160317 Pages 336 ISBN 1-4722-1962-7 ISBN 13 978-1-4722-1962-6