Familienalbum von Lively, Penelope

"The most consistent of all series in terms of language control, length, and quality of story." David R. Hill, Director of the Edinburgh Project on Extensive Reading. von Lively, Penelope

Penelope Lively has written many prize-winning novels for adults and children. They include: The Road To Lichfield, According To Mark, Moon Tiger (which won the 1987 Booker Prize), Heat Wave, Spiderweb, The Photograph, Making It Up,...

A Stitch in Time von Lively, Penelope

Penelope Lively has written many prize-winning novels for adults and children. They include: The Road To Lichfield, According To Mark, Moon Tiger (which won the 1987 Booker Prize), Heat Wave, Spiderweb, The Photograph, Making It Up and...

At age sixty-five, retired anthropologist Stella Brentwood buys a cottage in Somerset, England, and slowly acquires neighbors, a dog, and a professional curiosity about the country village where she intends to settle and put down roots...

Superb, unmissable ...The writing is as good as it gets -- The TimesLively has guts and style. You are in the hands of a master -- Daily MailThe definitive selection of short stories from one of our greatest living writers, curated by...

Including new and never-before-published stories and forgotten treasures: the definitive selection of short stories from one of our greatest living writers, curated by the author herself'Lively has the gift, rare and wonderful, of being...

Penelope Lively is one of England's greatest living writers. In City of the Mind, Matthew Halland is an architect intimately involved with the new face of London, while haunted by the destruction and loss in its history. Matthew has a...

"The Road to Lichfield" von Penelope Lively ist ein Roman, der sich mit Themen wie Erinnerung, Geschichte und persönlichen Beziehungen auseinandersetzt. Die Protagonistin, Anne Linton, ist eine Lehrerin mittleren Alters, die ein...

City of the Mind von Lively, Penelope

Penelope Lively's iconic ghost story for children is reissued here as an addition to Egmont's "Modern Classics" series. Following a family move to a new cottage, James is approached by 17th century apothecary Thomas Kempe in ghostly form...