Troublesome Thomas
Troublesome Thomas by Jenny Sullivan is a UK edition published by Pont in 2007, featuring 143 pages in English. This novel is set in the late 1640s at Llancaiach Fawr Manor, where the protagonist, Thomas, is sent to live with his uncle following his dismissal from Margam due to misbehavior. Throughout the story, Thomas forms friendships with Tirion and Ivor, leading to various adventures and antics.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of friendship and youthful mischief within a historical context. The book is aimed at young readers aged 9-11 years and continues the story from Tirion’s Secret Journal. With its focus on juvenile fiction and the experiences of young characters in Europe, Troublesome Thomas offers an engaging glimpse into a past era while addressing relatable childhood experiences.
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A novel set in the late 1640s in Llancaiach Fawr Manor, where Thomas is sent to be with his uncle after his dismissal from Margam on the grounds of misbehaviour. He becomes good friends with both Tirion and Ivor, and gets involved in all sorts of antics. A sequel to Tirion’s Secret Journal. Suitable for readers aged 9-11 years.
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