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Jane Austen and Brothers at Sea Jane Austen’s life and work often sprang into my mind while I was writing Children at Sea. I imagined
Our final blog tour of 2020 has come to an end! We’ve loved seeing what bloggers thought of Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia by Samantha Morris.
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In 1947 Noël Denholm-Young published a biography of Richard of Cornwall that is generally considered a classic, but one in need of an update. For
Children at Sea: Lives Shaped by the Waves by Vyvyen Brendon On the Road in Fact and Fiction
We recently took Life in Miniature on tour! We had so much fun finding out what bloggers and reviewers thought of this new release. We
Tony Cartwright’s new book was published during lockdown
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