Seagull Bay - Janet Tanner Reviews
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Newest Review: ... that I have read I find she is very good at expressing the lead characters thoughts and feelings. And given the sad and ... more
... lonely situation Dawn finds herself in I found it was very easy to sympathise with her and want her to settle into her new life and find some happiness.
I have not read anything from Janet Tanner for about a year, so I was looking forward to starting this one. This is her latest offering and is her 31st novel and was written in 2010. I found this one in a local charity shop and at just one pound I felt with some confidence that I would enjoy this ladies newest book.
And having looked at the cover of the book I had the f...more
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Janet Tanner Seagull Bay Pages: 224, Hardcover, Severn House Publishers Ltd Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Seagull Bay - Janet Tanner: Love and obsession (1732 words)by - written on 14/03/12 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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==Synopsis of the book:== In 1963 when Dawn Stephens is just 14 her Mum and Dad are killed in an air-crash. Being an only child her nearest family is in Sturvendor in Somerset her Aunt Fran so she makes the trip from Canada to join her. Aunt Fran has a daughter Serena who is Dawn's age and the two of them although strangers are now to share a bedroom in this seaside town. Dawn is very shy, quite and grieving she finds this new home while welcoming hard to get used and is only a very average pupil at the local school. The only thing she excels in at school is Drama and after a successful school play she decides when she is older she is going to ... Read the complete review
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