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  • by Susan Day
    £12.49

    As deaths mount during the coronavirus pandemic a retired history teacher reflects on the much greater personal impact of her sister's death 12 years before. Pam Dearly - lonely, grumpy, resentful - uses the lens of lock-down to review her life, her family and her relationship with her sister.

  • by Susan Day
    £12.49

  • by Susan Day
    £12.49

    This beautifully understated story, of two working-class girls in the 60's, explores the opportunities and the limitations, hopes and disappointments - and the music - that they grew up with; and the choices they hardly remember making that shaped their lives.

  • by Susan Day
    £15.99

    For the past six months, Erica Jacobs had spent her time chasing after Jack and his assets while running from Travis and his charms. She wanted stability in her life, and Jack could provide that. But the only thing he was willing to give her so far was a friendship with fringe benefits. Travis, on the other hand, was passionate and loving and offered her the stability she was looking for. But Travis seemed to be too much of a playboy, and she wanted a future with someone that would last a lifetime, not a few months. After careful consideration, she decided to confront Jack about his intentions. If things went badly for her, Travis would pick up the pieces. Or would he?

  • by Susan Day
    £12.49

    There are families that would fall apart if the truth came out. Jen admires her father and Frank believes that his daughters are happy, but no one in any family knows the whole story. This family has fractured before, and been patched up by secrets and evasions. Now things are about to change.

  • by Susan Day
    £9.49

    Don't Call Me Grandma! probes the little-known underworld of my life as a grandma - the fearsome challenge against time that makes choking seem delightful. Do people assume you don't have sex anymore? Has babysitting become the supreme fear in your life, surpassing demonic possession? Were you ever assaulted by a baby biscuit? These are a few fearful situations that I have endured as the result of my agonizing transition from normalcy to the geriatric nightmare of becoming a grandma. Don't Call Me Grandma! also delves into the trauma of getting older. The "golden" years are not golden. The title, Senior Citizen, holds no rank. Wrinkles WILL find you. Allow me to bring some light-hearted laughter to your busy day through Don't Call Me Grandma! - a satirical but humorous revelation depicting every hidden aspect of what happened to me when I was hit with the double whammy of getting older and becoming a grandma.

  • by Susan Day
    £12.49

    One wartime morning four girls set out on a bike ride that will bind them together for years to come - through marriage, children and divorce, and even across continents. Many years later they are still in touch, and still trying to understand the tragedy that has been one of the constants in their lives. What did happen to Marcie?

  • by Susan Day
    £21.99

    The design revolutions of the early 20th century were woven into the very fabric of the carpets and rugs of that era. This book charts the evolution of carpet design out of the floral effusions of the Victorian salons and into the angular elegance of Art Deco and bold abstraction of Modernism popularized by the machine age.

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