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Where the Bellbird Sings

Where the Bellbird Sings

Nearly fifty years have passed since Elizabeth last saw the colonial house in Nelson, New Zealand, where she once boarded as a young teacher in 1962. Where the Bellbird Sings takes Elizabeth back in time to her memories of the house and the peace that she felt when she heard the ... read full description below.

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ISBN 9781612046044
Published 31 August 2011
Format Trade Paperback/Paperback
Author(s) By Blick, Elaine

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ISBN-13 9781612046044
ISBN-10 1612046045
Stock Available
Status Internationally sourced; usually ships 2-3 weeks
Publisher unlisted
Imprint Strategic Book Group
Publication Date 31 August 2011
Publication Country United States United States
Format Trade Paperback/Paperback
Author(s) By Blick, Elaine
Category Sagas
Interest Age All ages
Reading Age All ages
NBS Text Romance & Sagas
ONIX Text General/trade
Number of Pages 272
Dimensions Width: 152mm
Height: 229mm
Spine: 15mm
Weight 404g
Dewey Code Not specified
Catalogue Code 243912

Description of this Book

Nearly fifty years have passed since Elizabeth last saw the colonial house in Nelson, New Zealand, where she once boarded as a young teacher in 1962. Where the Bellbird Sings takes Elizabeth back in time to her memories of the house and the peace that she felt when she heard the call of the bellbird.Now widowed and seventy years old, Elizabeth returns when she hears the house is for sale. As she is shown through the rooms, she recalls in detail what the house had been like when her great-aunts and great-uncle lived there. Elizabeth hears the bellbird sing and is comforted, as its song always represented hope and continuity.When she is told by the agent that the living room is locked because the owners are using it for storage, this link with the past makes her feel faint. As she sits outside on the verandah, she remembers why the mysterious door is locked.Where the Bellbird Sings is an intriguing family saga, a remembrance of lost love and times past, but is foremost an unforgettable story.

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Author's Bio

Born in Salisbury, England, Elaine Blick moved to New Zealand after World War II. She is a retired teacher and now divides her time between both countries. Although her book is fiction, it is based on her teaching experiences. "When I heard that our old home in Nelson, which had been in the family since 1842 was going to be sold, I felt compelled to preserve its memory by writing a story set there." She is now writing her next book.

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