Wendy Robertson has written short stories, some journalism and many novels - the latest being Sandie Shaw and the Millionth Marvel Cooker and The Woman Who Drew Buildings - all now available as ebooks. She has built up a substantial following on her blog LIFE TWICE TASTED (www.lifetwicetasted.blogspot.com). It averages 2, 500 visitors a month - 33, 000 since she started. You can also find her on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @lifetwicetasted.
The Long Journey Home. An utterly compelling saga of friendship during war
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- Nombre de pages304
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-7553-9369-5
- EAN9780755393695
- Date de parution01/08/2012
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
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Résumé
In Singapore, a family are tested by the onset of the Second World War... The Long Journey Home is an unforgettable saga from Wendy Robertson of friendship, love and sacrifice during the Second World War. Perfect for fans of Harry Bowling and Dilly Court.'A spellbinding story - you'll find it hard to put down' - Sunderland EchoFor ten-year-old Sylvie Sambuck, Singapore seems a long way from the fighting of the Second World War.
However the advancing Japanese army soon leads to a mass evacuation of the island but, as Sylvie's family begins to board their ship, there is no sign of Sylvie. Somehow, in the confusion, Sylvie finds refuge with her governess, Virginia Chen. But neither Virginia nor her family believe they will escape the Japanese internment camps, where Virginia may have to pay the ultimate price for Sylvie's survival.
What readers are saying about The Long Journey Home: 'A superbly written book''This is the first book I've read in ages that made me want to go to bed early so I could read it in peace, and go to sleep late as I didn't want to put it down''Five stars'
However the advancing Japanese army soon leads to a mass evacuation of the island but, as Sylvie's family begins to board their ship, there is no sign of Sylvie. Somehow, in the confusion, Sylvie finds refuge with her governess, Virginia Chen. But neither Virginia nor her family believe they will escape the Japanese internment camps, where Virginia may have to pay the ultimate price for Sylvie's survival.
What readers are saying about The Long Journey Home: 'A superbly written book''This is the first book I've read in ages that made me want to go to bed early so I could read it in peace, and go to sleep late as I didn't want to put it down''Five stars'
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