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Nellie Wildchild
Nellie Wildchild
Author: Emma Blair
Glaswegian Nellie Thompson is born into a poor, desperate city, divided by religion and class. She knows what it is like to be hungry and hopeless and to live a lie with the man she hates. But she holds onto her dreams of leaving the city, even if it means she must forfeit the comfort of love.
ISBN-13: 9780727809919
ISBN-10: 0727809911
Publication Date: 3/1984
Pages: 286
Edition: New Ed
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Publisher: Severn House
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
Members Wishing: 1
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Emma Blair is one of my favorite historical novel authors, in the genre of Catherine Cookson and E.V Thompson. This is one of many I have read with a background in Scotland and in particular Glasgow. Having visited Glasgow several times, I can visualize the character settings and appreciate the unique personality of the city. Blair may not be a brilliant writer but she manages to dig into the personality of each main character and to instill a sense of identify with each and the readers. This books was a short and fast read, and ended on a sad note. Get out the tissues!


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