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|title=Rebel Voices: The Rise of Votes for Women
|author=Louise Kay Stewart and Eve Lloyd Knight
|rating=5
|genre=Confident Readers
|summary=''Rule breakers. Risk takers. Rebel women. Law makers. A celebration of women rallying around the globe to win the vote.''
Let's just get straight to it. I loved ''Rebel Voices: The Rise of Votes for Women'' . And I can't let a review pass without a brief note on the fabulous production values. The cover is stunning and deeply impactful as you can see. It has that lovely, bookish smell. The paper is thick and heavy. Everything about it tells you that this is a book with interesting and important information. It simply begs to be picked up and read. Full marks to Wren and Rook for this investment.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1526300230</amazonuk>
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|author=Jean Ure
|summary= Much to the disgust of the village and his estranged children Jack Devereux has a new wife, the 'scarlet woman' Romily Temple. But, can his death and final demand that his children spend seven days together at childhood home, Island House, bring about a reconciliation and forgiveness from his much loved family? With sadistic Arthur, grief-consumed Hope, remorseful Kit and fiery Allegra this seems like an impossibility but then war is declared and the family find themselves pulling together.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1409159590</amazonuk>
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