Teenage Helen and her friend Colette entertain hopes of escaping their lives in Liverpool through going to college. But Helen's family and their desire to keep her with them inhibit her, and when she meets a handsome American serviceman, she is forced to confront some awkward realities.

She's Leaving Home

Literature & Fiction

CURRIE, Edwina

Contemporary

London: Little, Brown

Wives of the Fishermen.

HUTH, Angela

Some dust marks on edge of pages and general wear to edges of jacket.

The Twinkling of an Eye or My Life as an Englishman

Biographies & Memoirs

Aldiss, B

Arts & Literature

Basil Street Blues a Family Story

Holroyd, Michael

<p>Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. Good, World enough and time: the life of Andrew Marvell. 294p, [8]p of plates : ill, ports ; 24cm.. Very good reading copy, sound and clean; good dust jacket, with slight tear on back and residue of a small label on fronmt . . .</p>

Andrew Marvell: World Enough and Time

Murray, Nicholas

Eddie Bosham (aka Charlie Boylan) is in prison on a murder charge. But he's not worried. He's innocent, and, anyway, he has hidden proof of a ghastly scandal that could bring down the monarchy. Taking up his memoirs from where we left him, marooned on the Galapagos Islands, we find Eddie offering a young Charles Darwin an explanation of why the finches on the islands vary. In Texas, staunchly loyal to whichever side will win, he spies for General Santa Anna at the Alamo and, with the help of Emily Morgan, the ravishingly beautiful Yellow Rose of Texas, for Sam Houston at San Jacinto. Eddie works the Mississippi riverboats as a cardsharp. Caught cheating, he is forced to jump ship and inadvertently stumbles across the secret that will launch the Californian Gold Rush. Finally, having traversed the girth of a nation, his disgraceful saga ends, back east, at a highly inflammatory revivalist meeting

Birth of a Nation : A Novel

Rathbone, Julian (1935- )

<p>Physical description: 325 p. ; 25 cm. Subject: Modern fiction.</p>

Wedding In December

SHREVE, Anita

In this stunning new biography of the eighteenth- century writer Mary Wollstonecraft, Lyndall Gordon explores the life of a woman often criticised by biographers, historians and feminists alike. Gordon challenges such slanders, and portrays instead the genius of this extraordinary woman. The two-generation approach to her life examines not only Wollstonecraft herself, but also her effect on her daughters and heirs (Mary Shelley, Fanny Imlay, Claire Clairmont and Margaret Mount Cashell), and the ways in which they carried her influence into subsequent generations. Gordon takes stock of Wollstonecraft's life in accord with her own values rather than through the reputation history has given her. The author looks at her important relationships with Gilbert Imlay and William Godwin, and her ideas about issues such as the problems of communication between the sexes and parenthood. Through this brilliant study, Gordon, the author of biographies of Virginia Woolf and Charlotte Bronte among others, successfully reinterprets Mary Wollstonecraft for the twenty-first century.

Mary Wollstonecraft

GORDON, Lyndall

The Remarkable Lives of Bill Deedes

Robinson, Stephen

Physical description; 390 p. ; 22 cm. Subjects; Political corruption - Scotland - Fiction. Scandals - Scotland - Fiction. Journalists - Scotland - Fiction. Investigative reporting - Scotland - Fiction.

Boiling A Frog

Brookmyre,Christopher

Genre Fiction

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