Sing as We Go

Literature & Fiction

Margaret, Dickinson

Genre Fiction

Macmillan

Polly Longden's china-doll looks belie a strong and fiery personality. When typhoid strikes her home city of Lincoln, she needs every ounce of that strength in order to cope. With the death of her mother, thirteen-year-old Polly has to give up her ambition of becoming a teacher to care for her family. When their father, too, falls victim to the typhoid, his only hope is to go to hospital, leaving Polly to cope alone. Thankfully she has the support of her neighbours: Bertha Halliday and her son, Leo, a young policeman. Through all the hardships that follow, Polly is sustained by her dream of becoming Leo's wife. But her father's hot temper leads him to the wrong side of the law during the railway riots of 1911, forcing Leo to take drastic action that Polly will surely never be able to forgive and forget . . .

Forgive and Forget

Jenny's War

Reap the Harvest

Contemporary

Pan/Macmillan

Harry Forrest was desperate to have a son to take over his thriving Lincolnshire mill, but Emma is his only child. Forced by her father into a loveless marriage with a gambler, Emma is determined that one day she will prove to her father that she is his worthy and rightful heir.

The Miller's Daughter

Set in a small market town in Lincolnshire in the early-1900s. When Kitty Clegg becomes maid to Miriam Franklin, she knows she is taking a risk. But she has no idea how far Miriam will stretch Kitty`s ties of loyalty and duty.

Chaff upon the Wind

Margaret Dickinson Boxed Set

Twisted Strand/Tangled Thread Pack

Plough Furrow/Sow the Seed Duo Spl

Pan Books

Meg Kirkland fears her impudent tongue has caused her father’s dismissal from his job and forced her whole family from their home on Middleditch Farm. Worse still, her father abandons them outside the workhouse, leaving Meg to care for her devastated mother, Sarah, and little brother as tragedy continues to haunt the family.
Isaac Pendleton, Master of the workhouse, rules the lives of all those within its walls but when Sarah becomes his latest mistress, Meg is disgusted. Her loyal friend, Jake, born and bred in the workhouse, has a maturity and understanding beyond his years. Yet it is Meg’s fiery independence that encourages Jake to leave the workhouse and seek employment on Middleditch Farm. His future is assured, but who will take care of Meg? The pretty, vivacious girl, once so innocent, becomes a calculating and manipulative young woman who will stop at nothing to get her own way even if it means betraying those she has loved.
WITHOUT SIN is Margaret Dickinson’s spirited historical saga of a passionate young woman who learns to fight for her own survival in a cruel world.

Without Sin

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