Pamela Evans Book order

In post-war London, will her dreams come true? A poignant and touching saga by Pam Evans, the much-loved author of BESSIE'S WAR and A BRIGHTER DAY TOMORROW.

Focusing on the vital role of parents as educators, this guide offers practical advice for navigating the preschool years. Drawing from extensive experience, Pamela Evans covers essential topics such as selecting a preschool, fostering parent-teacher relationships, understanding developmental appropriateness, and addressing common challenges like toilet training and tantrums. Emphasizing the significance of routines, socialization, and creative education, this revised edition serves as a valuable resource for parents aiming to support their child's growth and learning journey.

Navigating loss during chaotic times, such as a global pandemic or national unrest, presents unique challenges. Pamela Evans provides a compassionate guide to help individuals find closure and peace amidst overwhelming grief. Her work serves as a beacon of hope, offering practical strategies and emotional support to steer readers back to stability and healing.

A heartwarming and poignant saga set in wartime London by Pam Evans, the much- loved author of A BRIGHTER DAY TOMORROW and DANCE YOUR TROUBLES AWAY.

A young mother struggles to survive in wartime London... A poignant and touching saga by Pam Evans, the much-loved author of DANCE YOUR TROUBLES AWAY and WHEN THE LIGHTS GO DOWN.

Pam Evans' wartime saga will lift your spirits as the people at the Cherry Ballroom in West London dance their troubles away.

LAMPLIGHT ON THE THAMES is Pam Evans' dramatic saga of bitter rivalries and forbidden love sure to appeal to fans of Kitty Neale, Katie Flynn and Kate Thompson.

The glamour of the cinema heals the heartbreak of the Second World War in Pam Evans' new family saga. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn, Kate Thompson and Annie Murray.

DIAMONDS IN DANBY WALK is a heartwarming, London saga from Pam Evans. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn, Kate Thompson and Annie Murray.

A hard-hitting expose into Big Oil sponsorship of the arts.