Sun in the Morning
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| Rating | : | 4.79 (596 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0716SH78K |
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| Number of Pages | : | 470 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Absolutely hysterically funny! For the astute reader of British fiction!" according to Kindle Customer. This book is one of my favorite books by Elizabeth Cadell. I can't imagine reading it and not liking it. It's a story of Absolutely hysterically funny! For the astute reader of British fiction! This book is one of my favorite books by Elizabeth Cadell. I can't imagine reading it and not liking it. It's a story of 3 young girls growing up in British India and their childhood and the friends they meet. These characters start out in the book as around 10 and then by the end they graduate school and are adults, marrying, and go on in life. It's based on the author's childhood in India. Is it funny? It's absolutely hyste. young girls growing up in British India and their childhood and the friends they meet. These characters start out in the book as around 10 and then by the end they graduate school and are adults, marrying, and go on in life. It's based on the author's childhood in India. Is it funny? It's absolutely hyste. "It is rare to have such an authentic peek into the past from a wonderful writer. Elizabeth Cadell has given us a series" according to Amazon Customer. This is one of two books by Cadell that are partly autobiographical and paint a delightful picture of her childhood in the "old" India at the start of the 20th century. It is rare to have such an authentic peek into the past from a wonderful writer. Elizabeth Cadell has given us a series of novels of continuing interest to both young and old. So glad they are being reissued!. Pauline Baird Jones said Don't Miss This One!. Quirky and unexpected. What is so fascinating about the Cadelle books is that she was allowed to write in so many different genresand yet a reader will always recognize the charm, the quirky characters and the feeling that one has wandered into a different, but very real world. This book is very different from her other books, but you don't want to miss it. Itcompletes the picture, if you will.
She views her friends with love and loyalty and humor, and knows that life will never be quite the same when her girlhood is over. The story is seen through the eyes of a girl whose name we never learn. Poopy possessed a face that seemed blank to everyone but her two friends, who read it with ease. Andros ("that chap that goes and shoots man-eaters"), everybody and everything just a bit unexpected. Rogers the actor, Miss Gumm the piano teacher ("I began the Chopin with confidence, but before I had gone very far I felt a strong push and found Miss Gumm preparing to take my place."), and Mr. Although this story's particular events could not have happened anywhere except in British-India, everyone will feel at home in its sunny atmosphere. She started each day neatly dressed, but within 10 minutes the o