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Tightrope

Tightrope

Simon Mawer (author), Gordon Griffin (read by)
Product available on: 04/06/2015
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Tightrope
Amazing story continues..
In this book we return to Marion Sutro's story from "The Girl Who Fell From The Sky" . Survivor of the war but still haunted with memories of torture, hea... READ MORE
Emine at Bromley

Publisher information

  • Publisher: W F Howes Ltd
  • ISBN: 9781471286315
  • Languages: English

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Tightrope
Tightrope by Simon Mawer
I was really excited when this book arrived and could not wait to start reading it. The chapters are really laid out well, entitled and not too long so if... READ MORE
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Tightrope
From World War II to Cold War
Tightrope tells the story of Marian Sutro, a plucky and headstrong young woman who is attempting to pick up the pieces after her traumatic experiences duri... READ MORE
cheryl pasquier
Tightrope
Tightrope Deceits and Lies
This is a book about a young girl who becomes a spy in wartime France, gets captured and sent to a concentration camp. The story really starts when she ret... READ MORE
David Arnold
Tightrope
An excellent and compelling read
I loved this book. It was as if Marion Sutro had seen so much lack of humanity for others during the war that she internalised it and identified with it. S... READ MORE
Adriane Marriott-Mills
Tightrope
Need the first book.....
Fantastic book about a woman who is a spy in WW2 (France), and ends up in a concentration camp. This book starts as she is freed and returns home. A very s... READ MORE
Fiona Sharp
Tightrope
Spies, treachery and deceit...
Overall, I enjoyed this book. It is unpredictable and it draws you into the post WWII era against a backdrop of the Cold War. The book is fascinating and... READ MORE
Faye Edmeade