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Ring of Clay - Margaret Kaine

 
Description: ISBN 0340828234 / Genre: Romance / Author: Margaret Kaine / Paperback / 416 Pages / Book is published 2003-12-08 by Coronet

Newest Review: ... hour they can to ensure Beth can continue her education. Beth faces discrimination at school as most of the other pupils ... more

 ... come from well heeled families . Beth is one of only a handful of working class girls at the school and as a result has to work doubly hard to keep her dignity as slurs and slights are commonplace from her classmates. When Beth attains the position of head girl, this is s very proud moment for her family, but life takes a turn for the worse when Beth finds herself in a predicament which has no solution that she can see. A staunch Catholic. Beth throws herself on the mercy of Father O'Neill, the local priest. He comes...more

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Review of "Ring of Clay" a novel by Margaret Kaine. I am reviewing the paperback version of the novel, 401 pages, published by Coronet books, ISBN 0340828234. Genre General Fiction, cover price £6.99. ==The Novel== Ring of Clay is set in the Pottery towns of Great Britain in the period from 1947 to the late 1960's. The plot follows the life of a young girl, Beth Sherwin and her family. Beth's father returns from war and struggles to return his family to normality. He resumes is work in the packing department of one of the large 'pot banks', the local name for the pottery workshops. Ill ...  Read the complete review

 

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