Magnolia Buildings

by Elizabeth Stucley, Dick Hart

Magnolia Buildings by Elizabeth Stucley, a memorable favourite, has been allowed fairly broad license in its depiction of a solid working class family living in a block of flats and first published in 1960. The illustrations are by Dick Hart and they add something quite special.

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1971

About the author

Elizabeth Florence Stucley

Reviews

[Doodles McC · Rating 3 out of 5]

A story aimed at girls - about a working class family. There’s no boarding school or genteel poverty here’s, it’s hard knocks and hand to mouth. All of which makes it very interesting and well worth reading.

[Verity W · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unusually this is a Girls Own story about a working class family. There’s no boarding school or genteel poverty here’s, it’s hard knocks and hand to mouth. All of which makes it very interesting and well worth reading.

[Johanna Juntunen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Se oli yllättävän hyvä mutta turhan ohut. Vai onko niin että englanninkielisessä teoksessa on ollut oikeasti 160 sivua kun taas tässä suomenkielisessä on oikeasti 138. Oli miten oli, luettu on ja tykkäsin kyllä.