- Title:
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The Silent Stars Go By
- Written by:
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Sally Nicholls
- Read by:
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Katy Sobey
- Format:
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Unabridged CD Audio Book
- Number of CDs:
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4
- Duration:
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4 hours 57 minutes
- Published:
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November 05 2020
- Available Date:
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November 05 2020
- Age Category:
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Young Adult (13+)
- ISBN:
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9781867501060
- Genres:
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Fiction; Young Adult Fiction
- Publisher:
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Bolinda audio
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Award winning author
UK Author
Longlisted UKLA Book Awards 2022
A miraculous new Christmas novel from award-winning author Sally Nicholls about hope and heartbreak, wartime romance and the power of love.
This secret should never have been kept from him. One way or another, they were going to have to face it.
Three years ago, Margot’s life was turned upside down when her fiancé, Harry, went missing in action on the Western Front. Worse, she was left with a devastating secret which threatened to ruin her life and destroy the reputation of her family. As a respectable vicar’s daughter, Margot has had to guard that secret with great care ever since, no matter how much pain it causes her.
Now it’s Christmas 1919 and Margot’s family is gathering back home in the vicarage for the first time since the end of the Great War. And miraculously Harry has returned, hoping to see Margot and rekindle their romance. Can Margot ever reveal the shocking truth to the only man she has ever loved?
'An engulfing historical novel'
The Times
'A gorgeous, festive treat of a story about family, lost loves and finding yourself again after tragedy. Sally Nicholls is brilliant: her writing reads like silk.'
Emma Carroll, author of Letters from the Lighthouse
'Beautiful writing about a loving, troubled, real family – this is a book to settle down for the day with.'
Holly Webb
‘A gorgeous, poignant, unputdownable new Christmas classic.’
Hilary McKay, author of The Skylarks' War
'Sally Nicholls conjures another era with a miraculous lightness of touch that fills me with joy and envy. Her characters don't just leap off the page, they grab you by the collar, demand your sympathy and surprise you at every turn'
Frances Hardinge
'A festive classic in the making'
The Observer
'Bittersweet perfection'
Guardian