Joyce Grenfell

Katharine Moore

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An Invisible Friendship:joyce Grenfell and Katharine Moore

Gabi Noble-Jamieson

This series of books is written for young children aged 4--7 years to help them understand difficult feelings in an imaginative and fun way. This first book in the series addresses the feelings of excitement, expectation, disappointment, anger and rejection. Bingo, Blaze and Pops are feeling hot on a scorching summer day. Blaze is desperate for bubblegum ice cream which is his favourite.

But I Love Bubblegum Icecream

Roberta Curling has lived her whole long life in the same comfortable Edwardian house. Now, following a serious fall, her anxious grandchildren try to persuade her to move to something more manageable. And as she prepares to leave, each thing she packs brings the past vividly to life again.

Moving House

A Novel

The Lotus House

An enchanting comedy of manners of old age, set in an old people's home in the heart of the English countryside.

Summer at the Haven

Late in life Letty Sanderson yields to a romatic whim and buys the rundown house where she spent holidays as a child and tries, through her choice of tenants, to recreate the blissful atmosphere of the past. But her tenants' hopes and aspirations do not quite fit Letty's dream.

In 1957 Katharine Moore wrote to defend a poem that Joyce Grenfell had criticised on the radio. The two soon became pen-friends and were to share their experiences of life until Joyce's death. This is a complete record of their correspondence.

Katharine Moore

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