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Veronica Henry
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| Title: |
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A Sea Change |
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No copies available |
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| Published in: |
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English |
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Paperback |
| Pages: |
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96 |
| Date: |
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2013-02-01 |
| ISBN: |
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140910401X |
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Orion |
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0.22 pounds |
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0.31 x 7.8 x 5.35 inches |
| Previous givers: |
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1 Susan Botham (United Kingdom) |
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1 Julie (United Kingdom) |
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Product Description
At Everdene, setting for THE BEACH HUT, two people meet, both with secrets to hide . . .Written specially for the World Book Day Quick Reads promotionJenna is known as The Ice Cream Girl., She doesn't mind the name one bit. After all, it's a happy name, and there are far worse jobs than selling ice creams on Everdene beach. Craig spends as much time as he can at the beach hut in Everdene he rents with a few of his mates., As a policeman, it is a restful change from his daily life, and he's surfing mad. One weekend he's down there on his own when he notices a girl on the beach. He's young, free and single and she catches his eye.But on this particular summer weekend, both Jenna and Craig's lives are about to change ., . .
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Marianne (Australia) (2013/04/12):
A Sea Change is a novella by English author Veronica Henry and is part of the Quickreads series of books. Fans of Veronica Henry’s books will be pleased to return to Henry’s favourite seaside spot in Devon, Everdene, even if it is only for one day. After a tough few months in his police job, Craig is looking forward to a weekend of surfing and unwinding at the beach hut in Everdene: he has a bit of thinking to do about his future. Jenna sells ice cream at the kiosk on the harbour at Tawcombe. That is, until her boss gives her some bad news. Suddenly her future is looking decidedly less stable. Jenna’s first, fleeting encounter with Craig involves a spilt cup of tea, but she’s immediately struck by his good looks; Craig thinks she’s really pretty, too. Their second encounter is definitely less auspicious, and has each of them considering the current state of their lives. Even in a novella, Henry manages to develop her characters, take her readers to the seaside and give them a plot that is not wholly predictable. An excellent taste of Henry.
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