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Day Trippers

Grace Thompson author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Canelo

Published:1st Aug '18

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Set in a wartime English seaside town, this story follows the Castle family as they navigate challenges while providing joy and laughter to visitors, highlighting resilience amidst adversity. Day Trippers captures this spirit beautifully.

Day Trippers is the fourth installment in Grace Thompson’s popular Holidays at Home series. Set in the charming seaside town of St David’s Wells during the war years, the story captures the essence of resilience and joy amidst challenging times. The Castle family operates the local rides and stalls, grappling with the absence of their sons who are away at war. Despite the underlying tragedies and anxieties, the community finds solace in the laughter and fun that St David’s Wells is known for.

As the narrative unfolds, readers are invited to experience the vibrant atmosphere of a wartime British seaside resort. The book beautifully illustrates how the townsfolk come together to create moments of joy and laughter, demonstrating that even in the darkest times, there is always room for lightheartedness. Thompson’s writing skillfully balances the weight of loss with the warmth of community spirit, making it a heartfelt exploration of life during wartime.

Grace Thompson, an esteemed author of saga and romance novels, has made a significant impact on readers in the UK and beyond. With a rich background in storytelling, she has penned numerous series, including the Valley series and the Pendragon Island series. Celebrating her 80th birthday with the release of her 42nd novel, Thompson continues to inspire with her engaging narratives and relatable characters, firmly establishing her place in contemporary literature. Day Trippers promises to be a delightful journey filled with laughter and the enduring strength of community.

ISBN: 9781788631372

Dimensions: 198mm x 129mm x 19mm

Weight: unknown

320 pages