Sleep with the Holy Ghost - Robert Thornton
Sleep with the Holy Ghost - Robert Thornton
AutorzyRobert Thornton
"I mean, Sir, that the married women in Ireland, like me Ma, and lots of other fellas' mothers have loads of babies and are always having to go into hospital to have them or have to feed them and wash them. The mothers have stacks of work to do all the time and they're always carrying babies around in their bellies or in their arms."
Patsy Fagan, growing up in Dublin in the 1950s, asks awkward questions of his schoolteacher, Mr Bambrick.
A reflective memoir that touches on the impact of history, war, death of a young sister, religion, and schooling on the lives of the characters.
Patsy, falling in love as a teenager, facing the uncertainty of having to leave Dublin to live in England. This tender, amusing, sharp and gloriously sparkling work will appeal to a wide audience who enjoy engaging with the full range of human emotions.
Striking, thoughtful, funny; guaranteed to keep you reading - a book to relish.
EAN: 9781035835478
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043GQK03527KS
Rok wydania
2024
Elementy
178
Oprawa
Miekka
Format
15.6x23.4cm
Język
angielski

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14 dni na łatwy zwrot

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Symbol
043GQK03527KS
Kod producenta
9781035835478
Rok wydania
2024
Elementy
178
Oprawa
Miekka
Format
15.6x23.4cm
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Robert Thornton

"Do you think, Sir, that Ireland should have joined the war against Germany?"
"I mean, Sir, that the married women in Ireland, like me Ma, and lots of other fellas' mothers have loads of babies and are always having to go into hospital to have them or have to feed them and wash them. The mothers have stacks of work to do all the time and they're always carrying babies around in their bellies or in their arms."
Patsy Fagan, growing up in Dublin in the 1950s, asks awkward questions of his schoolteacher, Mr Bambrick.
A reflective memoir that touches on the impact of history, war, death of a young sister, religion, and schooling on the lives of the characters.
Patsy, falling in love as a teenager, facing the uncertainty of having to leave Dublin to live in England. This tender, amusing, sharp and gloriously sparkling work will appeal to a wide audience who enjoy engaging with the full range of human emotions.
Striking, thoughtful, funny; guaranteed to keep you reading - a book to relish.
EAN: 9781035835478
"I mean, Sir, that the married women in Ireland, like me Ma, and lots of other fellas' mothers have loads of babies and are always having to go into hospital to have them or have to feed them and wash them. The mothers have stacks of work to do all the time and they're always carrying babies around in their bellies or in their arms."
Patsy Fagan, growing up in Dublin in the 1950s, asks awkward questions of his schoolteacher, Mr Bambrick.
A reflective memoir that touches on the impact of history, war, death of a young sister, religion, and schooling on the lives of the characters.
Patsy, falling in love as a teenager, facing the uncertainty of having to leave Dublin to live in England. This tender, amusing, sharp and gloriously sparkling work will appeal to a wide audience who enjoy engaging with the full range of human emotions.
Striking, thoughtful, funny; guaranteed to keep you reading - a book to relish.
EAN: 9781035835478
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