Dorothys War - Rilegato

Hamilton, Ruth

 
9780593053133: Dorothys War

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The powerful new novel from this popular author

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Informazioni sull?autore

Ruth Hamilton is the bestselling author of A Whisper to the Living, With Love From Ma Maguire, Nest of Sorrows, Billy London's Girls, Spinning Jenny, The September Starlings, A Crooked Mile, Paradise Lane, The Bells of Scotland Road, The Dream Sellers, The Corner House, Miss Honoria West, Mulligan's Yard, Saturday's Child, Matthew and Son and Chandler's Green. She has become one of the north-west of England's most popular writers. Ruth Hamilton was born in Bolton, which is the setting for many of her novels, and has spent most of her life in Lancashire. She now lives in Liverpool.

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'It's an ill wind . . .'

Dorothy has grown up in the years following the First World War, and during her bleak childhood she has always known that her family is different. Her implacable mother Molly seems incapable of loving her, and the cruelty and deprivation she endures are watched silently by her browbeaten father. Only her childhood friend, Steve, gives her any affection and as soon as she is old enough, on the eve of the Second World War, she escapes from home and marries him.

But during that war she loses Steve and the baby they both longed for. Rather than return to Molly, she escapes for the second time - to work at Burbank Hall, where the war wounded are being treated. Here she meets Andrew, a young doctor who has also known pain and deprivation, and as she blossoms once again, she discovers the key to the secrets from her past.

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9780552151689: Dorothy's War: a powerfully atmospheric, heart-warming and compelling coming of age saga set in the North-West from bestselling author Ruth Hamilton

Edizione in evidenza

ISBN 10:  0552151688 ISBN 13:  9780552151689
Casa editrice: Corgi, 2006
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