Fiction

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PUBLISHERGold Hawk Books, Hamilton & Co.
BINDING
Paperback
BOOK CONDITIONCovers are generally worn. Rust stain spots from staples inside front covers of most of...

One of the remarkable adventures of The Lone Pine Club, as heard on the radio during Children's Hour.

Roald Searle's infectiously spirited drawings are the ideal accompaniment to Dickens' classic Christmas tale.

A life of Dickens' ebullient Actor Manager, who took Nicholas Nickleby under his wing. An introduction placing his character in the real life Victorian theatre, followed by a long extract from the novel.

The third novel featuring the Callendar children, here on the trail of a stolen painting from England to Florence.

The spur of the moment kidnapping of an unattended baby to ransom leads Benny in to a complicated tangle of events.

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PUBLISHERMacmillan and Co. Ltd, London.
BINDING
White pictorial boards.
BOOK CONDITIONA little general shelf wear to edges and spine. Some discolouration and a few...

PHOTOSPhotos can be provided to clarify the condition of a book before it is posted—contact the shop if this is something you require.
PUBLISHERMacmillan Ltd, London.
BINDING
White pictorial boards.
BOOK CONDITIONBoards have some general wear to corners and ends of the spine. Some discolouration. Printed pages...

Bunyan's allegorical novel, written in 1682, about the imaginary city of Mansoul.

A novel based on the eyewitness account of Josephus of the capture of Jerusalem by the Romans in 70 AD.

A novel set in the time of the withdrawal of the Roman Legions from British shores. Including the fictionalised Isle of Wight setting of "The Villa in Vectis."

A small-part actress returns to her family home in the West Country, and her ignorance of local conditions lead her in to dangerous adventures.

A most charming collection of stories, playlets, verses and moral fragments, most likely written when Jane Austen was between the ages of twelve and eighteen.

Eighteen philosophical and spiritual compositions by a descendant of the Industrialist Richard Arkwright. Including The Ant's First Story and A Ligurian Paradise.

A humorous and sensitive tale of a boy growing up in South Wales.

The ongoing war time stories of Harriet and Guy Pringle as they move to Egypt, Jerusalem and Syria; whilst Rommel continues his march across the desert.