Lissie Pendle is, to a degree, about trouble. It's about trouble which just...well, it just happens. Usually with the help of her little brother, or Scratcher and his friends, or just....things.In the course of telling us about a number of pretty unusual events, such as the case of the killer koala, or what happened in old-fashioned trains' toilets, or when she met a lady who inserted capital letters into her conversation, or when there was blood instead of ink in the inkwell, or....well, a pile of other things, we discover an Australia of another time. When things were clear, including the air, and life was simpler and, yes, funnier.Although none of us, especially Lissie, realised it at the time.'Lissie Pendle' is the second Niamong book.
Lissie Pendle: Some Funny Things Happen to a Country Kid on the Way to Growing Up
I erinned with Dad, as the rain began to fall on the iron roof, drumming along with Mr Manderson, but crying instead of smiling. I forgot to thank Dad when we went back to our own sides, and I didn't bother to sit down because my dress ...
Before seducing Amélia for the first time, Amaro disposes of her fiancé, João Eduardo, a good if dull young man whom Amélia had previously strung along for want of a better suitor. João Eduardo is discredited by Amaro and his fellow ...
Rock Critic (Erikstarring and Jessica directing; Kirk Douglas, South Coast Rep, ArtsEmerson, Steppenwolf, and UTR at Public Theater); Coal Country (Public Theater; Edgerton New Play Award, NYT Critics' Pick, two Drama Desk noms).
When young novice monk Brother Beowulf is sent to spy on Spook Johnson, he has no idea of the trouble he's about to find himself in.
This collection is filled with songs that tell of the pleasures and pains of love, the patterns of the countryside and the lives of ordinary people.
'Strikingly beautiful' Guardian 'Tough and tender' Joanne Harris After the Sickness has killed off her parents, and the bombs have fallen on the last safe cities, Monster emerges from the Arctic vault which has kept her alive.
23 John Hagethorn recalled, “I only saw Neal a couple of times when I went over to Al's house. Neal was more like their father physically, tall and thin, whereas Al was short and stocky.”24 Neal graduated Hawthorne High in June 1957 and ...
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Interviews and essays describe the way of life and crafts of pioneer America still surviving in the Appalachian region.