Catherine Cookson: Five Complete Novels
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Experience the grit, heart, and enduring spirit of Northern England through the eyes of its most beloved chronicler. This expansive omnibus edition brings together five of Catherine Cookson’s most powerful novels, each a masterpiece of emotional depth and historical realism. This collection includes: The Round Tower: A story of class, scandal, and the resilience of a young woman facing social exile. The Fifteen Streets: A visceral look at life and love in the poverty-stricken docks of South Shields. A Grand Man: The heartwarming and humorous tale that introduced the world to the spirited Mary Ann Shaughnessy. Feathers in the Fire: A sweeping drama of family secrets and the harsh realities of rural life in the 19th century. The Blind Miller: A moving exploration of a woman's struggle for independence against a backdrop of industrial hardship. With her signature ability to capture the authentic struggles of the working class, Cookson delivers stories of triumph over adversity that continue to resonate with readers worldwide. This handsome volume is an essential centerpiece for any fan of the great English family saga.
Author: Catherine Cookson
Format: Hardback
Published: 1978, Heinemann / Octopus
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Experience the grit, heart, and enduring spirit of Northern England through the eyes of its most beloved chronicler. This expansive omnibus edition brings together five of Catherine Cookson’s most powerful novels, each a masterpiece of emotional depth and historical realism. This collection includes: The Round Tower: A story of class, scandal, and the resilience of a young woman facing social exile. The Fifteen Streets: A visceral look at life and love in the poverty-stricken docks of South Shields. A Grand Man: The heartwarming and humorous tale that introduced the world to the spirited Mary Ann Shaughnessy. Feathers in the Fire: A sweeping drama of family secrets and the harsh realities of rural life in the 19th century. The Blind Miller: A moving exploration of a woman's struggle for independence against a backdrop of industrial hardship. With her signature ability to capture the authentic struggles of the working class, Cookson delivers stories of triumph over adversity that continue to resonate with readers worldwide. This handsome volume is an essential centerpiece for any fan of the great English family saga.