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 Hearts and Minds - Rosy Thornton
Newest Review: ... home with her family. The second storyline is of James Rycart, he is the first male to ever get a job at St Rads college, ... more  ... and he got the biggest job of all...Master, or Mistress as he is to be called for alot of the book!!!! He has a battle on his hands working in the all girl school, especially with Dr Ros Clarke hating his guts and doing all she can to get rid of him, even leading the students to start demonstrations on important nights. Starting petitions about school donations from parents and been typically evil...will she get her commupance...will James keep his job, and help Martha in hers? And will he ever find love????
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Hearts and Minds - Rosy Thornton: Rosy Thornton Hearts and Minds, I wouldn't read it again. (573 words)
by - written on 24/07/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I bought this book from Book Direct a while ago and have just finished reading it. The book is written by Rosy Thornton, who I must say I haven't heard of before and have never read any of her books before, but thought this sounded good. The book has 3 main storylines, the first is of Martha Pearce, she is a mother or Lucia and wife to Douglas, she is also senior tutor at a University in Cambridge called St Radgunds. Her daughter is depressed and refuses to go to university and her husband is a failing writer, her work is dragging on her life and stopping her life from moving on, she isn't just a senior tutor but also gives lectures, meaning she can never be ... Read the complete review
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