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The Family from One End Street

And some of their adventures

The Family from One End Street
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Kiadó: The Vanguard Press, Inc.
Kiadás helye: New York
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Kötés típusa: Fűzött kemény papírkötés
Oldalszám: 207 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 22 cm x 14 cm
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"We should have more stories about such English children as these." —may lamberton becker in The New York Herald Tribune
THE FAMILY FROM ONE END STREET
BY EVE GARNETT
"There were a great many Ruggles children —boys and girls, and a baby that was really a boy but didn't count either way yet." They lived with their mother and father in the last house on a dead-end street in Otwell-on-the-Ouse in England.
Mrs. Ruggles took in washing. Mr. Ruggles was a "dustman", or trash collector. The children did almost everything—certainly everything their busy minds could think of, and that was plenty! Lily Rose had a most trying time over the green silk petticoat that disappeared under the hot iron. Kate was the smart one and was awarded a scholarship, but her joy in this achievement was almost ruined when she lost her brand-new school hat at the beach. Jim and John had to have Adventures (with a capital A) to get into the Gang of the Black Hand, and they succeeded far beyond their wildest... Tovább

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"We should have more stories about such English children as these." —may lamberton becker in The New York Herald Tribune
THE FAMILY FROM ONE END STREET
BY EVE GARNETT
"There were a great many Ruggles children —boys and girls, and a baby that was really a boy but didn't count either way yet." They lived with their mother and father in the last house on a dead-end street in Otwell-on-the-Ouse in England.
Mrs. Ruggles took in washing. Mr. Ruggles was a "dustman", or trash collector. The children did almost everything—certainly everything their busy minds could think of, and that was plenty! Lily Rose had a most trying time over the green silk petticoat that disappeared under the hot iron. Kate was the smart one and was awarded a scholarship, but her joy in this achievement was almost ruined when she lost her brand-new school hat at the beach. Jim and John had to have Adventures (with a capital A) to get into the Gang of the Black Hand, and they succeeded far beyond their wildest dreams.
Here is a family that, large as it may be, you'll take to your heart at once. Their doings are sometimes exciting and sometimes funny, but invariably entertaining.
Awarded the Carnegie Medal in England as the best children's book of its year, the family from one end street has gained in America as many enthusiastic friends as it has abroad. Vissza

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