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Executive Communication, Enclosing the Communication of Frances Thomas, Esquire, President of the Chespeake and Ohio Canal Company
Reprint of the original, first published in 1841.
Christina Rossetti
Why is Christina Rossetti, probably the major woman poet of Victorian Britain, so invisible today? This is the central question addressed in this biography. Rossetti, author of Goblin Market , My Heart Is Like a Singing Bird and In the Deep Midwinter has often been overshadowed by her brother Dante Gabriel. Drawing on many sources, this study enables the reader to piece together a more complete picture of this woman whose nature was passionate and contradictory.
Mr Bear & the Bear
Sensitive portrayal of the plight of dancing bears.
Finding Minerva
An action-packed adventure of corruption, danger and mistrust set in a fictional Britain which has remained under Roman Rule. Tir na n-Og Award winner 2008.
Polly's Absolutely Worst Birthday Ever
Will this really be Polly's worst birthday ever?
Supposing
Supposing you woke up and the house was on fire and there was a big black hole in the floor beside your bed and you fell in and a spider fell on top of you. That is just what little monster's dreams are about until his mother soothes him and lays all his fears to rest.
One Day, Daddy
Little Monster is concerned about leaving his parents behind when he grows up to be an explorer in outer space.
I Found Your Diary
Surely a diary is private uabut when Tom Palmer finds one thrown in a skip, he can't help but read it. The diarist, Hannah, writes about the attraction she feels for her charismatic English teacher. Their growing relationship and the frantic build up to her sister's wedding is compounded by her strange behaviour and Tom becomes increasingly concerned about her welfare. Hannah's is a compelling story and even though he frets about reading her personal thoughts, Tom just can't put it down. She mentions glimpsing a ghostly figure of her own self as a down-and-out and Tom is told that to see such a ghost of oneself (a Fetch), is an omen of one's death. As Tom sets out to return the diary to its rightful owner, he begins to worry about what has happened to her and that the diary could be the only record of her disappearance. Will he find the real Hannah before the fetch takes her life?
Dear Comrade
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The Memory Gate
A new poetry collection covering memories, loss, family life, history and nature from author Frances Thomas. For more information and to find out about Frances' other publications, visit her website at www.francesthomas.org
