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Trouble in Teutonia
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The Bother in Burmeon
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Brooklands Aviation Day
If a "kerosene-fuelled day of aviation antics and activities" takes your fancy, it would be jolly good to see you at Brooklands on Sunday 22nd September.
Here's the press release ...
WHEN PILOTS WEREN'T ON AUTOMATIC
Author S.P. Moss presents children’s retro-style adventure series at Brooklands Museum Aviation Day
What if a 21st century boy, born into the digital age of smart phones, Google and virtu Read more of this blog post »
Here's the press release ...
WHEN PILOTS WEREN'T ON AUTOMATIC
Author S.P. Moss presents children’s retro-style adventure series at Brooklands Museum Aviation Day
What if a 21st century boy, born into the digital age of smart phones, Google and virtu Read more of this blog post »
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The 2nd instalment of the Cazalet series begins in September 1939 and the outbreak of WW2. The family saga is seen mainly through the eyes of the three older Cazalet daughters: Clary, Polly and Louise, who are aged 14 - 16 at the start of the book. T ...more |
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| I read this novel at the right time. I am going through a period of intense change, so I was looking for something vaguely familiar, vaguely comforting, familiar yet universal. This hit the spot - the start of an upper-middle-class family saga, playe ...more | |
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| The title of this novel reminded me immediately of the melancholic song from the Shangri Las (“the past is filled with silent joys and broken toys ...). I’m not quite sure what I felt about the novel - it certainly pulled me in, mesmerising and dream ...more | |
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| My mother-in-law was from East Prussia. She fled, aged 14, with her mother from the advancing Red Army in early 1945. I’m always interested to read novels based on this episode in history and can’t believe I had not come across “All for Nothing” unti ...more | |
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| “Lost Empires” is a story with several layers of nostalgia. It’s set in 1913, but related with hindsight from the 1960s. And from my own memory, the TV series from the 1980s starring the young Colin Firth. These two later eras are also long-vanished, ...more | |
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| “Why we took the car” aka “Tschick” reminded me of books I enjoyed many moons ago in my early teens - like “The Outsiders” or “The Catcher in the Rye.” It’s a story of growng up, freedom and friendship in which two “losers” (a poor little rich boy an ...more | |
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| This is a brilliantly observed novel, describing in detail the life on- and offline of a young couple, from the early 2000s to 2019. I say “the life” in singular, as Anna and Tom, digital creatives, are written mainly as one entity. The pair are orig ...more | |
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| “A sky painted gold” is a novel aimed at pre-teens/young teenagers. It’s set in Cornwall in 1929. The main character, Louise, is a 17-year-old from a large and boisterous farming family. Young Lou has ambitions to become a writer and experience the w ...more | |
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