Sing as We Go
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Anne Dover
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Kathy Burton longs to escape the drudgery of her life as an unpaid labourer on her father's farm. With only the local church choir and the occasional dance at the village hall for amusement, she yearns for the bright lights. Spurning Morry Robinson's proposal of marriage, Kathy goes to live in the city with his aunt, Jemima Robinson.
In turn, she finds employment for Kathy in a department store, but is anxious when Kathy is captivated by the sophisticated and handsome floor manager, Tony Kendall. 'He has a reputation,' the outspoken Jemima warns her. 'He's had more girl friends than I've got shoes in my closet.' Kathy has fallen deeply and irrevocably in love and, even when the country is plunged into war, she can see no obstacle to their future. But she has reckoned without the devious mind of Tony's invalid mother, Beatrice Kendall. 'You'll never marry my son,' she vows. 'I'll see to that.' Determined that the possessive woman won't win, Kathy plans her wedding, but the day is ruined and Tony is called up before another date can be arranged. Feeling deserted, Kathy is forced to face yet further heartache and shame alone. At last, she finds solace in joining a concert party entertaining service men and woman and war workers. But behind the songs and the smiles, her heart is breaking.
©2008 Margaret Dickinson (P)2014 Pan Macmillan Publishers Ltd.Listeners also enjoyed...
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- mrs a j harding
- 11-02-19
Beautiful story
A story about family during the war and secrets held from each other. I loved this story,it had twists I didn’t even think about and I didn’t want the story to end.
Well done Margaret Dickinson on another great story
Anne Dover brilliant and becoming one of my favourite narrators
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- Sue
- 04-08-24
Outstanding Book
As always Margaret Dickinson writes a wonderful book.
The highs and lows of war torn Britain in the 40s.
I cried, smiled and got angry , the mixed emotion you get from books from this era.
Anne Dover always narrated beautifully and you get lost in the story.
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- Peter
- 07-07-14
Sing as We Go
What did you like most about Sing as We Go?
A wonderful story full of twists and turns. once started I could not put the book down as they say.
What did you like best about this story?
The last chapter.
Which character – as performed by Anne Dover – was your favourite?
Kathy Burton
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- Patricia Nicklin
- 05-05-18
Not for me
One of the main characters was a wimp all the way through and couldn’t empathise at all. Not believable. That spoilt the story for me. Well written though, apart from that.
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