Oranges and Lemons
Oranges and Lemons by Jeanne Whitmee, published by Warner in 1994, is a New Ed edition comprising 505 pages. The narrative follows Shirley Rayner, a city child who is evacuated to the countryside during the Blitz. Initially feeling out of place, her experience changes when she is placed with theatrical stars Tony and Leonie, leading to unexpected developments in her life.
Readers will find a story that explores themes of adaptation and belonging within the context of wartime upheaval. The book delves into Shirley’s journey as she navigates her new environment and the relationships that shape her understanding of home and identity. With its focus on literature and contemporary issues, this edition offers a rich exploration of personal growth against the backdrop of historical events.
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Shirley Rayner, named after her mother’s favourite film star, is a city child. When she is evacuated to the country during the Blitz, Shirley is convinced she will never fit in – but that is before she is billeted with theatrical stars Tony and Leonie. By the author of The Long Way Home .
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