A Pride of Tigers

Sybil Marshall

Biographies & Memoirs

Penguin books, limited

The Silver New Nothing: Edwardian Childhood in the Fen

Penguin Books, Ltd.

<p>Fran and William Burbage explore the roots of the family and uncover a fascinating trail of ancestry, from Richard Burgae through Prince Maurice, brother of Rupert of the Rhine, to some secret papers which explain the famous lost week of Charles I.</p>

Ring the Bell Backwards

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Penguin??Books

Picture Box Companion

Children's Books

Hart-Davis Educ.

Sounds of the Sea

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

"Marshall's entertaining first novel, set in the 1960s in the secluded town of Old Swithinford, England, is a solid historical romance... The author limns a sympathetic protagonist whose self-analysis is perceptive and complex." - Publishers Weekly

A Nest of Magpies (Charnwood Library)

CHARNWOOD (LARGE PRINT)

A Nest of Magpies

Michael Joseph, Ltd.

Sharp Through the Hawthorn

Resumes the story of the villagers of Old Swithinford, exploring through the dramas of their lives the effect of the changing sexual mores of the 1970s on the individuals and their community. The characters of "A Nest of Magpies" are joined by some new ones.

Sharp through the hawthorn

M.Joseph

The Chequer-board

Following the success of her first three novels, starting with A Nest Of Magpies, Sybil Marshall here continues the story of Fran and William and all the residents of Swithinford. Fran and William, now married at last, hope for a period of calm. But changes, like the arrival of a new rector and a new doctor, William's unhappiness at his return to his job and the difficulty of coping with a new resident in their house, continue to challenge them.

A Late Lark Singing

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