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By the school house at Shancarrig stands a copper beech, its bark scarred with the names & dreams of the pupils who have grown up under its branches. Under Junior Assistant Mistress Maddy Ross's careful gaze the children play, but out of school Maddy's gaze lingers where it shouldn't. Maura Brennan, a bundle of fun from the rough end of town, plays with her pals: leap year baby Eddie Barton, the apple of his mother's eye, & Nessa Ryan, who little realises as she carves his name at the roots of the copper beech on the very last day of school that she'll get a lot more from one of her schoolmates than her first shy kiss. The copper beech is the gateway to Maeve Binchy's marvellous portrait of a small Irish town whose untroubled surface conceals the passions, rivalries, friendships, ambitions & jealousies beneath. This book has 298 pages & is 19.8 x 12.9 x 2.6 cms ...

The Copper Beech
- Shancarrig School stands in the shade of a glorious old copper beech whose colours tell the passing of the seasons
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A glorious old copper beech tree towers of Shancarrig School, which has watched over many young lives... Under the careful gaze of teacher Maddy Ross, the children play, but outside of school Maddy's gaze lingers where it shouldn't. Maura Brennan, a bundle of fun from the rough end of town plays with her friends; leap year baby Eddie Barton & little Nessa Ryan, who realises as she carves his name at the rots of the copper beech on the very last day of school, that she'll get a lot more from one of her schoolmates than her first shy kiss... ...

Working at the local munitions factory has given Aggie the freedom she's long desired.

But the Great War is coming to

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The trilogy that inspired ITVs six part television series The Durrells.

Three classic tales of childhood on an island paradise
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When Gervase Frant, Seventh Earl of St Erth, returns at last from Waterloo to his family seat at Stanyon, he enjoys a less than welcome homecoming. Only Theo, a cousin even quieter than himself, is there to greet him
- & when he meets his stepmother & young half-brother he detects open disappointment that he survived the wars. But the dangers of the Lincolnshire countryside are quite different to those of the battlefield. Georgette Heyer was the most successful & best-loved novelist of her day, & The Quite Gentleman displays all the skills which won the hearts of her large & enduring audience.
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Charlie has a new helper on her bus, her free-spirited & loveable cousin, Delilah, who’s paid a visit to the charming Cornish

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It's the most wonderful time of the year in Penmenna...

Teaching assistant Alice has sworn off men, which is fine because

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Perhaps she had been too swift to imagine a conspiracy, too easily swept up in the emotion of a teenagers shocking death. Snapping her briefcase shut, she made a decision to go about her investigation in as detached & professional a manner as she could. She was the coroner, an impartial, clear-headed, determined investigator of the truth… When lawyer Jenny Cooper is appointer Severn Vale District Coroner, she’s hoping for a quiet life & space to recover from a traumatic divorce, but the office she inherits from the recently deceased Harry Marshall contains neglected flies hiding dark secrets & a trail of buried evidence. Could the tragic death in custody of a young boy be linked to the apparent suicide of a teenage prostitute & the fate of Marshall himself? Jenny’s curiosity is aroused. Why was Marshall behaving so strangely before he died? What injustice was he planning to uncover? & what caused his abrupt change of heart? In the face of powerful & sinister forces determined to keep both the truth hidden & the troublesome coroner in check, Jenny embarks on a lonely & dangerous one-woman crusade for justice which threatens not only her career but also her sanity. ...