The Hole in the Wall
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The Hole in the Wall
By Arthur MorrisonThough many critics and fans have drawn parallels between the work of Arthur Morrison and Charles Dickens, Morrison's take on inner-city poverty in turn-of-the-century London is much more bleak, gritty and realistic.
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The Hole in the Wall
By Lisa Rowe FraustinoWINNER OF THE MILKWEED PRIZE FOR CHILDREN’S LITERATURE Eleven-year-old Sebby has found the perfect escape from his crummy house and bickering family—a secret cave he calls “The Hole in the Wall.” It’s all the more beautiful for ...
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The Hole in the Wall: J. B. and the Pirates
By Tami HritzaySafely returning from the time portal, J.B. Rue and Wayne returned to their homes.
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The Hole in the Wall
By Arthur MorrisonMany small matters of my first few hours at the Hole in the Wall were impressed on me by later events. In particular I remember ... An' that there," pointing to another hanging on the wall, "that's the Juno, what your father's on now.
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The Hole in the Wall: Self-organising Systems in Education
By Sugata MitraOn an educational experiment of making computers and internet available to children in public places; with reference to India.
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The Hole in the Wall
By Arthur MorrisonThough many critics and fans have drawn parallels between the work of Arthur Morrison and Charles Dickens, Morrison's take on inner-city poverty in turn-of-the-century London is much more bleak, gritty...
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The Hole in the Wall
By Arthur MorrisonReproduction of the original: The Hole in the Wall by Arthur Morrison