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We Didn't Mean to Start a School
Julia Blythe
We Didn't Mean to Start a School
Julia Blythe
Jeannie and Geraldine were excited to be moving house and going to a new school - but then a surprise visit from their aunt menat that everything had changed. Aunt Win, a teacher, had suddenly been left a big old hotel that she couldn't sell. And she had pupils in Switzerland waiting for her to start a course of private English lessons, and a soldier husband who was about to lead a big expedition to Africa. But one thing was clear - Aunt Win had no intention whatever of starting a school ... Come and meet Aunt Win, and Amamda and Alison, and the twins, and Shelley and Gabriele and Renuka - and discover the adventures at Four Winds! Julia Blythe is a pen-name of the well known Catholic journalist and broadcaster Joanna Bogle. A frequent guest on EWTN, she lectures regularly in the USA and Australia, as well as to schools, colleges, women's organisations and other groups in Britain. She is married to a lawyer and they live in London.
Media | Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back) |
Released | October 29, 1998 |
ISBN13 | 9780852444771 |
Publishers | Gracewing Publishing |
Pages | 188 |
Dimensions | 213 × 11 × 138 mm · 244 g |
Language | English |
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