["9789123557431", "historical romance", "lynn johnson", "lynn johnson book collection", "lynn johnson book collection set", "lynn johnson books", "lynn johnson the potteries girls", "lynn johnson the potteries girls book collection", "lynn johnson the potteries girls books", "lynn johnson the potteries girls series", "Military history", "military romance", "the girl from the workhouse", "the potteries girls on the home front", "war story fiction", "wartime with the tram girls"]

Roll over image to zoom in

The Potteries Girls 4 Books Collection Set By Lynn Johnson (A New Day at Paradise Pottery, The Girl from the Workhouse, Wartime with the Tram Girls & The Potteries Girls on the Home Front)

The Potteries Girls 4 Books Collection Set By Lynn Johnson (A New Day at Paradise Pottery, The Girl from the Workhouse, Wartime with the Tram Girls & The Potteries Girls on the Home Front)

Name: The Potteries Girls 4 Books Collection Set By Lynn Johnson (A New Day at Paradise Pottery, The Girl from the Workhouse, Wartime with the Tram Girls & The Potteries Girls on the Home Front)
Brand: Canelo
SKU: SNW1646
Price: 19.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

Save 64%

Canelo SKU: SNW1646

ISBN: 9789124276263

AUTHOR: Lynn Johnson

FORMAT: Paperback - NEW BOOK

TYPE: CERB

CATEGORY: Adult Fiction (Top Authors)

filler

Share this product

The Girl from the Workhouse

Staffordshire, 1911. Ginnie Jones's childhood is spent in the shadow of the famous Potteries, living with her mother, father and older sister Mabel. But with Father's eyesight failing, money is in short supply, and too often the family find their bellies aching with hunger. With no hope in sight, Ginnie is sent to Haddon Workhouse. Separated from everything she has known, Ginnie has to grow up fast, earning her keep by looking after the other children with no families of their own.

Wartime with the Tram Girls

July 1914: Britain is in turmoil as WW1 begins to change the world. While the young men disappear off to foreign battlefields, the women left at home throw themselves into jobs meant for the boys. Hiding her privileged background and her suffragette past, Constance Copeland signs up to be a Clippie - collecting money and giving out tickets - on the trams, despite her parents' disapproval.

The Potteries Girls on the Home Front

March 1911: Betty Dean needs a job and somewhere to live, and eventually, a husband - according to her mother. Sent into service at Stowford House in Cheshire, where the days are long and the work is gruelling, Betty's dreams of making something of herself seem even further away. But soon she is forced to return to The Potteries, carrying with her a dreadful secret which could leave her reputation in tatters. Could WW1 bring new opportunities or will Betty run out of options?

A New Day at Paradise Pottery

Martha Owen has not had an easy start in life. Her abusive father dominates the family and she has lost her only friend after a painful falling-out.Her father’s reliance on the bottle, and his increasingly violent temper, brings turmoil for Martha, her mother and her three siblings and with World War One causing more strain on the home front, her prospects look bleak.