The Marlows And The Traitor by Forest, Antonia. Topics North Collection digitallibraryindia; JaiGyan Language English. The Marlows And The Traitor www.doorway.ru: Print - Paper www.doorway.ru: Book www.doorway.ru: NE-DLI-TR Addeddate Identifier www.doorway.ru The second of Antonia Forest's ten-book series devoted to the adventures of the Marlow family, The Marlows and the Traitor shifts focus after the initial Autumn Term, offering an exciting holiday adventure rather than a girls' school-story. This switch allows for a greater focus on family and sibling dynamics, with a larger role given to characters - such as Peter Marlow - who appeared only briefly in the first title/5(5). · First published in and following on from 'Autumn Term', this is the second in the series of Antonia Forest's stories about the Marlow family; however this novel is not set at Kingscote School like the first story in the series, but at St-Anne's-Byfleet, where Mrs Marlow and the four younger members of the family: Peter, Ginty, Nicola and Lawrie, are staying at a seaside hotel for the Easter 5/5(2).
(Part of my readthrough of Antonia Forest's Marlow series). Not a school story this time; The Marlows and the Traitor is an adventure story. In the introduction to the GGBP edition of Falconer's Lure (this piece is proving very useful for contextualising the books), Forest explains that it was written in "[T]he Nuremberg Trials were in full cry, and Rebecca West was writing her. Antonia Forest, British children's author whose works include "The Marlows and the Traitor," "Falconer's Lure," and "End of Term," dies at Book 6. The Thuggery Affair. by Antonia Forest. · 92 Ratings · 11 Reviews · published · 3 editions. The Thuggery was the Marlows' name for the boys wh. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve The Thuggery Affair. Want to Read.
Book 6. The Thuggery Affair. by Antonia Forest. · 92 Ratings · 11 Reviews · published · 3 editions. The Thuggery was the Marlows' name for the boys wh. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve The Thuggery Affair. Want to Read. In this book, the four youngest Marlows and their mother are on holiday in a seaside town and the story begins with a chapter ominously titled ‘Wednesday Morning: Encounter in a Thunderstorm’. First published in and following on from 'Autumn Term', this is the second in the series of Antonia Forest's stories about the Marlow family; however this novel is not set at Kingscote School like the first story in the series, but at St-Anne's-Byfleet, where Mrs Marlow and the four younger members of the family: Peter, Ginty, Nicola and Lawrie, are staying at a seaside hotel for the Easter holidays.
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