Sadler's Birthday (Paperback)

Rose Tremain (author)

£8.99

Paperback 208 Pages
Published: 02/09/1999

Synopsis Author

From the author of The Gustav Sonata

Today is Jack Sadler's birthday. Or is it? He's not sure, he doesn't really care. It might be his last day or the beginning of a new chapter in his life. He must find the key to his old room. He knows the truth about his past lies there and somehow he must get in and confront it.

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Publisher: Vintage Publishing
ISBN: 9780099284376
Number of pages: 208
Weight: 149 g
Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 13 mm

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Sadler's Birthday is as far from the stereotype of a young woman's first novel as it can be. It is a masterly study of a lonely but loyal man that is deeply felt, intelligent and often touchingly funny. I liked it very much -- Angus Wilson
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Rose Tremain

A critically acclaimed British author and playwright, best-known for her expertly rendered historical fiction Rose Tremain is the author of works including: Restoration, Sacred Country, Music and Silence, Colour, The Darkness of Wallis Simpson, The Road Home, The Gustav Sonata and, most recently, her first work of autobiography, Rosie.

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