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c 1960 to c 1970, Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Sagas, Historical fiction
The fourth nostalgic saga set in Jolly's holiday camp in the 1960s. Lynda Page's dramatic novel follows on from THE TIME OF OUR LIVES, WHERE MEMORIES ARE MADE and LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL.
THOSE WERE THE DAYS is Lynda Page's fourth saga set in Jolly's holiday camp. It brings the nostalgia of English summer holidays beside the seaside in the 1960s vividly to life.
There's seldom a dull moment at Jolly's holiday camp in high season, with the campers and staff intent on having the time of their lives. But in the middle of winter, when the campsite is shut, an eerie silence descends upon the ballroom, the big wheel at the fun fair stops turning and the swimming pool lies empty. But this winter things are about to change: Drina Jolly's daughter-in-law Rhonnie returns with her young son to oversee some major renovations that bring the holiday camp to life out-of-season. And when the summer comes, Rhonnie and the team are ready to give the holidaymakers at Jolly's a holiday to remember for the rest of their days...
Praise for Those Were The Days
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All manner of page-turning twists and turns. Expect the unexpected - Choice
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When Lynda Page pulls the heart-strings, you won't fail to be moved - Northern Echo
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Inspirational and heart-warming - Sun
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A story to grip you from the first page to the last - Coventry Evening Telegraph
Lynda Page
Lynda Page was born and brought up in Leicester. The eldest of four daughters, she left home at seventeen and has had a wide variety of office jobs. She now spends the majority of her time helping her daughter and writing her novels in the peace and tranquillity of her daughter's holiday park in Epworth, North Lincolnshire.
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