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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - On the brink of her wedding, Rencie's life is upended when her fiancé, Charlie, dies suddenly, leaving her to face a future she never imagined. Set in 1960s England, this semi-autobiographical novel follows Rencie as she navigates the long, uneven path from heartbreak to renewal. Through richly drawn moments of village and community life, Rencie finds her footing again, teaching, building friendships, and slowly rediscovering purpose. As the world around her shifts with the social changes of the decade, she, too, begins to change, growing into her career and into herself. When she eventually meets Will, a new chapter opens, one shaped not by forgetting the past but by learning to live alongside it. As Rencie moves towards a sense of belonging and happiness, the ghosts that have followed her, memories, echoes, and inner voices, are finally laid to rest. A story of resilience, memory, and the quiet strength of community, this is a portrait of a woman finding her way home to herself.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. On the brink of her wedding, Rencie's life is upended when her fiance, Charlie, dies suddenly, leaving her to face a future she never imagined. Set in 1960s England, this semi-autobiographical novel follows Rencie as she navigates the long, uneven path from heartbreak to renewal. Through richly drawn moments of village and community life, Rencie finds her footing again, teaching, building friendships, and slowly rediscovering purpose. As the world around her shifts with the social changes of the decade, she, too, begins to change, growing into her career and into herself. When she eventually meets Will, a new chapter opens, one shaped not by forgetting the past but by learning to live alongside it. As Rencie moves towards a sense of belonging and happiness, the ghosts that have followed her, memories, echoes, and inner voices, are finally laid to rest. A story of resilience, memory, and the quiet strength of community, this is a portrait of a woman finding her way home to herself To be ordered via the publisher This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The book gives a very comprehensive account of the lives of the Burdon Family who lived in Castle Eden from 1758 until 1944. The Burdon family did not just look after their estate. They and their relations were involved in many contemporary events, from the Civil War, to the wars in India, the abolition of the Slave Trade, mining disputes and of course the First World War.The Burdons were also responsible for building the Turnpike (now the A19) and the first Wearmouth Bridge in Sunderland (although there was an ongoing dispute as to actually designed it.) The book gives fascinating insights to all these events. The family too took part in social and political life in both Newcastle and London.A picture emerges too of a family which was concerned about, and cared for their local community, albeit in a paternalistic way. The Burdons were involved in the construction of railways, Hartlepool docks, and perhaps most importantly Hartlepool hospital. They also helped many local charities and community organisations on a smaller scale.The book gives an insight into a way of life which has passed away, and provides much information for those interested in the political and social history of the period and this area.…

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