Isbn: 9780755305575 - our street (7 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 502 pages. One World War. One unlikely friendship. One bitter rivalry.The power of frien dship, love and jealousy is vividly portrayed in Victor Pemberton's moving warti me saga Our Street . Perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Harry Bowling.1944, Nor th London. Fifteen-year-old Frankie Lewis feels as if the war will go on forever . But one night in the blackout, his life takes an extraordinary turn. Whilst pl aying a vindictive prank on the German-Jewish widow who lives nearby, Frankie fi nds himself hauled across her doorstep into a world of books and culture.Fascina ted by Elsa's stories of life before the war and her late husband - a British of ficer - young Frankie becomes good friends with Elsa, helping her out in her sho p and confiding his troubles to her - from his crush to his sister's unwanted pr egnancy. So, when Elsa suddenly dies of a heart attack, Frankie is devastated. H e is almost as shocked to discover that Elsa has left her shop to him - a legacy that her brother-in-law is determined to deny him.What readers are saying abo ut Our Street :'Another very good story from Victor Pemberton, his books are so true to life '' Keeps you wanting to read more and more '' Well written and it t akes you back to the time he's writing about, interesting characters and a good story too - a very enjoyable read '. …