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  • The Frightened Forest

    Ann Turnbull

    Hardcover (Kestrel Books, March 15, 1974)
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  • Forged in the Fire

    Ann Turnbull

    Hardcover (Candlewick, March 13, 2007)
    Star-crossed young lovers triumph over religious intolerance, social disgrace and epic historical events in this thrilling sequel.London, 1665. Cast out by his father for becoming a Quaker, the newly independent Will travels from the countryside to London to earn a living. He and his beloved Susanna wait patiently to be reunited and, at last, married. But when Will is thrown into jail for his beliefs, the pair’s future becomes uncertain. With the plague spreading closer and the scent of smoke on the wind, can their love still bring them together despite the most terrifying twists of fate? Will and Susanna’s timeless romance continues in this powerful sequel to NO SHAME, NO FEAR.
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  • Wolf King

    Ann Turnbull

    Paperback (Scholastic Paperbacks, Oct. 1, 1976)
    A young bronze-age boy sets out to kill the Wolf King, a mysterious figure who controls a wolf pack that has been raiding the local villages.
  • No Shame, No Fear

    Ann Turnbull

    eBook (Walker Books, July 4, 2013)
    A story of love against the odds.1662 – England is reeling from the after-effects of civil war, with its clashes of faith and culture. Seventeen-year-old Will returns home after completing his studies, to begin an apprenticeship arranged by his wealthy father. Susanna, a young Quaker girl, leaves her family to become a servant in the same town. Theirs is a story that speaks across the centuries, telling of love and the struggle to stay true to what is most important – in spite of parents, society and even the law. But is the love between Will and Susanna strong enough to survive – no matter what?
  • Maroo of the Winter Caves

    Ann Turnbull

    Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Oct. 1, 1984)
    After her father's death, Maroo must help her little brother, mother, and grandmother reach their winter camp before the Ice Age blizzards arrive
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  • Josie Under Fire

    Ann Turnbull

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2009)
    When Josie goes to stay with her cousin Edith, she is glad to leave behind the embarassment of her brother's refusal to fight in the war but is afraid Edith will reveal her secret.
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  • Mary Ann & Miss Mozart

    Ann Turnbull

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2009)
    Mary Ann longs to be an opera singer and is therefore quite excited when young Mozart and his sister come to perform at Ranelagh Gardens in Chelsea.
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  • Josie Under Fire: The Historical House

    Ann Turnbull

    eBook (Usborne Publishing Ltd, Jan. 1, 2015)
    1941: London is being bombarded during the Blitz, and Josie finds it hard to understand her brother's decision to be a conscientious objector. But when she goes to stay at No.6 Chelsea Walk with her cousin Edith and is drawn into tormenting one of her new classmates, Josie learns what it means to stand up for her own beliefs. Ann Turnbull’s previous novels have been shortlisted for several awards, including the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize and the Whitbread Children’s Book Award. "Dramatic stories with a real sense of atmosphere." - The Guardian
  • A LONG WAY HOME

    ANN TURNBULL

    eBook
    It's 1930. Twelve-year-old Helen's mother has died, and Helen is told she must go to an orphanage. But she knows that her father was a soldier who went missing - presumed dead - in the Great War. Could he still be alive? Determined to find out, she runs away and goes in search of him.
  • Forged in the Fire

    Ann Turnbull

    eBook (Walker Books, July 4, 2013)
    The powerful sequel to the highly acclaimed No Shame, No FearLondon 1665-66. With the plague raging and the scent of smoke upon the wind, Will and Susanna, separated by class and distance, struggle to reunite. Will has become a Quaker and broken with his father. Leaving Susanna behind in Shropshire, he travels to London, swearing to send for her once he is settled. But Will is arrested and thrown in gaol for standing up for his beliefs. This, along with the rapidly spreading plague and a dire misunderstanding, conspire to keep the lovers apart. A powerful story about how love and belief can overcome even the most terrifying twists of fate, this beautifully written tale will capture the imagination of readers of all ages.
  • The Great Fire: A City in Flames

    Ann Turnbull

    language (A&C Black Childrens & Educational, Sept. 12, 2013)
    A thrilling historical adventure based on documents from the National Archives. Orphan Sam has survived the Great Plague, but his chance at a new life goes up in smoke when a fire breaks out on Pudding Lane."In sixteen hundred and sixty-six, London burned like rotten sticks."Left alone and homeless by the Great Plague, Sam struggled to survive. He was lucky to get a job working for the Giraud family. Though Andre, the son of his boss, doesn't make life easy. And then a fire breaks out on Pudding Lane. Before anyone fully realises what's happening, London's burning... and this fire can't be put out. Now it's time for Sam to prove what he's really worth. If he can get out alive...A thrilling historical adventure produced in partnership with the National Archives. Sam's previous adventure is The Great Plague: A Cross on the Door is also available from Bloomsbury Education.
  • Pigeon Summer

    Ann Turnbull

    eBook (Walker Books, May 2, 2013)
    Times are hard but a young girl clings to her dreams in this powerful and poignant historical novel.It is 1930, the height of the Great Depression. Mary Dyer’s father has left home in search of work, leaving his beloved racing pigeons in Mary’s care – much to her mother's disapproval. During that long, hard summer there is barely enough money for bread, let alone pigeon feed, yet Mary clings to her dreams of racing glory, propelling her into ever deeper conflict with her mother.