This beautiful dam in the Ryburn Valley is outstanding in late autumn.
Photo credit: OPW Stembridge
If you thought Rosalind and her friends were born with a silver spoon in their mouths, THE GLASS CLASS empasises how fragile life can be become.
And the first to win an award! And it is not autobiographical, although you could say it is based on experience.
While this romantic story in not autobiographical it certainly captures the mood of the age. And travelling round the Mediterranean before package holidays were the norm was hugely exciting.
Did you ever imagine an antagonist would seek the readers sympathy. Almost certainly this book will tear at your loyalty.
It isn't hard to imagine sad, unfortuante Nancy creeping into a Yorkshire farmhouse to seek warmth and comfort.
I loved writing this book and like many in the COMING OF AGE series it embraces many areas, Cyprus, North Wales, North Wales and the Lake District; mountain walks, history, tube train disaster, romance and sadness.
Long before the characters in The Glass Class, The Scorpion's Last Tale and Cast a Horoscope made this beautiful very old pub their meeting place, other famous visitors put it on their itinerary!
He is such a loner: where has he come from, who are his friends, what is his true identity?
The Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel in Snowdonia with its famous bar ceiling signed by the members of the 1953 Everest expedition and a sad time for the characters in THE GLASS CLASS.
Way back in 1960 Suzi Stembridge answered an advertisement in The Times, and became an air hostess which led to many travel-related careers and adventures …. ….
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