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7 produkter
Stringer's Last Stand
Av Stan Barstow, Alfred Bradley
Häftad, 1973
223 kr
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Luther Stringer is the titular head of a Yorkshire working-class family of wife and three daughters – one married, one engaged, one a student.His middle daughter’s “fiancy” is in bad odour with him for refusing to participate in a strike and being sent to Coventry. This dissension, however, pales …
Ask Me Tomorrow
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Av Stan Barstow, Alfred Bradley
Häftad, 2019
223 kr
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The story of Wilf Cotton, a young writer; he gets a short story broadcast on the radio, and so decides to leave his home in a mining village to work in a city, and to try to write a novel. It is also the story of a young woman who moves back to the city she left a few years earlier, and their …
Final Twist
Av Ken Whitmore, Alfred Bradley
Häftad, 1998
214 kr
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Charlie Nicholson has writer's block, but when he is offered a commission he sees a way to escape his debts. Merlin Foster, an actor, has specific needs: Charlie's script must contain the perfect method and alibi for the murder of Merlin's wife, only then can it be theatrically convincing. Eden, …
Adventures of a Bear Called Paddington
Av Alfred Bradley, Michael Bond
Häftad, 1976
223 kr
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Scatterbrained Scarecrow of Oz
Häftad, 1989
223 kr
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In the sequel to The Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch has stolen the Scarecrow's brains, the Lion's courage and the Tinman's heart. So off Dorothy and her old friends go to the Mountain of Darkness to get them back. Many hazards and dangers are encountered on the journey but they eventually manage to …
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Häftad, 1981
223 kr
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After a cyclone transports her to the land of Oz, Dorothy must seek out the great Wizard in order to return to Kansas.
Nightingale and the Emperor
Häftad, 1976
223 kr
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In this adaptation of the famous story the time scale has been altered so that the action is continuous. The story-teller's songs, which are included in the text, can be sung by the doctor or, the author suggests, could be played as Hans Andersen himself telling the story from a position outside …
