Marmalade Hits the Big Time

Andrew Davies

Children's Books

Puffin Books

Marmalade and Rufus (Grasshopper Books)

Abelard-Schuman

A survey, area by area of London in literary fact and fiction, where the author offers a walk in words, seeking out the places that provided inspiration as well as accommodation for so many writers, novelists and poets as well as diarists, journalists, historians and publishers. There are references to, among many others, Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair, Oscar Wilde's Cadogan Hotel, Joe Orton's Islington and Conan Doyle's consulting rooms in Devonshire Place. The author's other works include "Where did the Forties Go?", "Other Theatres" and "The Map of London".

Literary London

Literature & Fiction

Macmillan London Ltd.

Halsbury's Statutes

Butterworths Tolley

Very Peculiar Practice

Contemporary

Methuen & Co Limited

One of a series of top-quality fiction for schools. In this hilarious and imaginative novel, Conrad finds that his ideas of war, gleaned from comics and TV, are very different from the reality.

New Windmills: Conrad's War (New Windmills)

Genre Fiction

Heinemann Educational Books - Secondary Division

Conrad loves the army. And guns. And war. Nobody in his family takes him seriously - until he smashes a tank through the living room wall. Like it or not, Conrad's daydreams of battle are coming to exciting, terrifying life...This is a funny and quirky children's classic from one of Britain's best known screenwriters.

Conrad's War

scholastic

Conrad's War (Laurel Leaf Books)

Dell/Laurel-Leaf

Conrads War

Crown Publishers, Inc.

<p>The adventures of a very naughty little girl and her similarly behaved, talking donkey.</p>

Marmalade and Rufus

Random House Value Publishing

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