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Fond Memory: Consoling Words from the Irish Tradition by Ide Ni Laoghaire Mary Webb
$19.95 NZD
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For times of sorrow and remembrance or to be read at funerals. In times of sorrow, grief or loss we often look to our poets and songwriters, to our heritage and tradition for words of comfort, hope and inspiration. We look too for those words that reflect our sense of place, of belonging, words that sum ...Show more
Frankenstein["Or: the Modern Prometheus"] by Mary Shelley; Ann Brewster (Illustrator); Norman B. Saunders (Contribution by); Robert H. Webb (Illustrator)
$27.99 NZD
Category: Classics | Series: Classics Illustrated Ser.
Dr. Victor Frankenstein's life's work is to re-animate the recently deceased, however when he finally achieves his goal, things do not quite work in the way he had hoped... Classics Illustrated tells this wonderful tale in colorful comic strip form, offering an excellent introduction for younger rea ...Show more
Gone to Earth by Mary Webb
$39.95 NZD
Category: Fiction
Mary Webb is best-known today as the novelist whose work was satirised by Cold Comfort Farm. But one of her earliest books, Gone to Earth (1917), has an innocence and a wildness - like its heroine - that can be truly affecting. In dramatising the story of 17-year-old Hazel, the innocent and free-spirite ...Show more
Gulliver by Jonathan Swift; Mary Webb (Retold by); Lauren O'Neill (Illustrator)
$24.95 NZD
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New paperback edition of this modern retelling of a perennial favourite, with illustrations by Lauren O'Neill! Gulliver's Travels is a memorable classic that takes you into the amazing worlds travelled by Lemuel Gulliver. In Lilliput, he is a giant compared to the tiny people there, followed by the rev ...Show more
Precious Bane by Mary Webb
$27.99 NZD
Category: Fiction | Series: VMC
Born at the time of Waterloo in the wild country of Shropshire, Prudence Sarn is a wild, passionate girl, cursed with a hare lip - her 'precious bane'. Cursed for it, too, by the superstitious people amongst whom she lives. Prue loves two things: the remote countryside of her birth and, hopelessly, Kest ...Show more
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