This author is renowned not only as a teacher and lecturer in primary education but also as a writer. Her literary output encompasses a diverse range of publications on education, complemented by a compelling collection of fiction and memoirs. Her writing draws deeply from her extensive experience, offering readers a unique perspective on the learning process and the human condition.
A master storyteller, social historian and folklorist, Sybil Marshall scoured English history to bring together a fascinating collection of folk tales in one glorious edition. Out-of-print for over thirty years, Duckworth is re-issuing this bewitching book to enchant a new audience
Set in the 1960s in the secluded town of Old Swithinford, England, the novel offers a captivating blend of historical romance and character study. It features a sympathetic protagonist whose journey of self-discovery is both perceptive and complex, inviting readers to explore the intricacies of their inner life against a rich historical backdrop. Marshall's engaging storytelling brings the era and its emotional landscape to life.