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Author: Boylan, Clare
Catalogue number: 6655
Number of cassettes: 14
Time (hours): 0.00
Main subject: General Fiction
When Charlotte Bronte died she left an unfinished novel, later published as Emma. Now Clare Boylan has expanded on the original and written a powerful, melodramatic novel about Emma Brown and her life. | | |
Please Note: Due to copyright restrictions,
this book is only available for loan to members who reside in the European Union.Warning: This book may contain strong language, scenes of violence or explicit sex.
Author: Setterfield, Diane
Catalogue number: 7890
Number of cassettes: 12
Time (hours): 14.00
Main subject: General Fiction
Vilda Winter has created many outlandish stories of herself, all invented. Now she is old she wants to tell the truth about her extraordinary life. Her biographer, Margaret, succumbs to the power of VildaÆs storytelling but does not believe her. As Margaret begins her research, two stories unfold. | | |
Please Note: Due to copyright restrictions,
this book is only available for loan to members who reside in the European Union.This book is also available in mp3 format.
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When Charlotte Bronte died she left an unfinished novel, later published as Emma. Now Clare Boylan has expanded on the original and written a powerful, melodramatic novel about Emma Brown and her life.
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Setterfield, Diane\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 7890 \S*
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General Fiction
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Vilda Winter has created many outlandish stories of herself, all invented. Now she is old she wants to tell the truth about her extraordinary life. Her biographer, Margaret, succumbs to the power of VildaÆs storytelling but does not believe her. As Margaret begins her research, two stories unfold.
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