Infant Edie
May 13
2009
2009
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eddie vs. maddy, (the beagle vs. the infant) in the battle for the Raccoon
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Edie $22.46 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Encore Edie $11.99 It"s Edie Snow"s first year of high school and she"s already struggling to find a group of friends to fit in with. To make matters worse, her mom is making her walk her cousin Merry, who has Down Syndrome, home from school every day. Edie joins the school musical thinking it will solve her problems-she"ll meet new friends and get out of looking after Merry-only Edie isn"t sure she can pull off the play by the time the curtains open. Surprisingly, the person who saves the day is someone Edie couldn"t have even dreamed of. |
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Fred and Edie $11.81 Set in Ilford in the early nineteen twenties, this dramatic story of passion, murder and a spectacular public trial takes place at a time of momentous change for women. It is based on the true story of Edith Thompson, a book-keeper in the City who had married during the war but soon found her suburban life – and husband – stifling, dreaming instead of the kind of romantic and glamorous world she found in novels and in the new cinemas springing up around her. Attractive, confident and financially independent, Edie was excited by the new freedoms open to women and enjoyed flouting convention. When she met Freddy Bywaters, seven years her junior, dark, sexy and impetuous, an affair seemed inevitable. Never in her wildest dreams could Edie have foreseen the devastation to four young lives that was to follow. Drawing on newspaper reports of the period as well as letters from Edie to Freddy, Jill Dawson creates an intimate, tantalising voice for Edie as the story unfolds of how she came to be on trial for her life at the Old Bailey during the snowy December of 1922. Was Edie simply ahead of her time or did she collude in her own fate? Teasing out answers to this compelling mystery, this is a novel of entrancing imagination, sensitivity and grace. |
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Fred And Edie $5.82 Set in Ilford in the early nineteen twenties this dramatic story of passion murder and a spectacular public trial takes place at a time of momentous change for women. It is based on the true story of Edith Thompson a book-keeper in the City who had married during the war but soon found her suburban life – and husband – stifling dreaming instead of the kind of romantic and glamorous world she found in novels and in the new cinemas springing up around her. Attractive confident and financially independent Edie was excited by the new freedoms open to women and enjoyed flouting convention. When she met Freddy Bywaters seven years her junior dark sexy and impetuous an affair seemed inevitable. Never in her wildest dreams could Edie have foreseen the devastation to four young lives that was to follow. Drawing on newspaper reports of the period as well as letters from Edie to Freddy Jill Dawson creates an intimate tantalising voice for Edie as the story unfolds of how she came to be on trial for her life at the Old Bailey during the snowy December of 1922. Was Edie simply ahead of her time or did she collude in her own fate? Teasing out answers to this compelling mystery this is a novel of entrancing imagination sensitivity and grace.Set in Ilford in the early nineteen twenties this dramatic story of passion murder and a spectacular public trial takes place at a time of momentous change for women. It is based on the true story of Edith Thompson a book-keeper in the City who had married during the war but soon found her suburban life – and husband – stifling dreaming instead of the kind of romantic and glamorous world she found in novels and in the new cinemas springing up around her. Attractive confident and financially independent Edie was excited by the new freedoms open to women and enjoyed flouting convention. When she met Freddy Bywaters seven years her junior dark sexy and impetuous an affair seemed inevitable. Never in her wildest dreams could Edie have foreseen the devastation to four young lives that was to follow. Drawing on newspaper reports of the period as well as letters from Edie to Freddy Jill Dawson creates an intimate tantalising voice for Edie as the story unfolds of how she came to be on trial for her life at the Old Bailey during the snowy December of 1922. Was Edie simply ahead of her time or did she collude in her own fate? Teasing out answers to this compelling mystery this is a novel of entrancing imagination sensitivity and grace. |
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Edie Investigates $1.99 From the author of The Gone-Away World and the forthcoming Angelmaker —an exhilarating espionage murder-mystery eShort. There has been a strange death in the quiet village of Shrewton: old Donny Caspian has lost his head. In the Copper Kettle tea rooms, Tom Rice, a junior nobody from the Treasury, puzzles over the details of the case. He has been sent by his superiors to oversee the investigation, but is he supposed to help or hinder? At the next table, octogenarian superspy Edie Banister nibbles a slice of cake and struggles not to become Miss Marple. But what is the connection between the two? Who killed Donny Caspian, and why? Taking in Rice’s present and Edie’s daring past, from duels on shipboard to death in back alleys, “Edie Investigates” is a superb short story from the incomparable Nick Harkaway.   Also included with this short, the first chapter of Nick Harkaway’s long-awaited new novel Angelmaker. |
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All-Season Edie $8.95 Edie copes with family tragedy and her "perfect" sister during one tumultuous year. |
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Edie Earns Her Saddle $6.5 [Menage Everlasting: Erotic Cowboy Menage a Trois Romance, M/F/M] Edie Bishop comes to Liebling, Texas to help her best friend run their B&B. What she expected was a heavy work load, not the two cowboys who make their intentions to have her very clear. Ja |
