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The Sister of the Angels

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Author(s):Elizabeth Goudge
Illustrator(s):C. Walter Hodges
Publisher(s): Coward-McCann
Year Published: 1939
Type: Hardcover
Genre: British
Families
Fiction - Novel
Girls Growing Up
Historical Fiction - World War I
Age Range: Ages 9-12: Longer Chapter Books
Pages: 155
ISBN-10: 1847451896
ISBN-13: 9781847451897
OCLC: 851451310

Description

A story about Henrietta, Hugh Anthony, Torminster Cathedral and Christmas.

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A City of Bells (1936)

Jocelyn returns from the Boer war, wounded in body and spirit and attempts to recover in the bosom of his family and the work of a book shop.

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Henrietta’s House (1942)

In this sequel to A City of Bells and Sister of the Angels, Henrietta celebrates Hugh Anthony’s birthday and discovers her holiday house.

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