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  1. The Growing Summer PaperbackOct. 19 2021. by Noel Streatfeild (Author) 4.5 120 ratings. See all formats and editions. BY THE AUTHOR OF BALLET SHOES. with beautiful illustrations by Edward Ardizzone. 'A joyous, sunlight book. For me, the best Noel Streatfeild of all' HILARY MCKAY. '"You have a whole wing of the house to yourselves.

  2. The Growing Summer. Noel Streatfeild. 3.99. 727 ratings69 reviews. The four Gareth children have always led a very quiet life in London with their parents - until Dad suddenly gets ill abroad, and Mum has to go out to look after him. Genres Childrens Fiction Middle Grade Classics Ireland Childrens Classics British Literature. ...more.

  3. 6 mai 2021 · Summer will be different for the Gareth children this year. Their father, an epidemiologist, is ill abroad, and their mother must go to help him. So Alex, Penny, Naomi and Robin are sent to Ireland to stay with an eccentric distant relative.

  4. 6 mai 2021 · Summer will be different for the Gareth children this year. Their father, an epidemiologist, is ill abroad, and their mother must go to help him. So Alex, Penny, Naomi and Robin are sent to...

  5. 6 mai 2021 · Summer will be different for the Gareth children this year. Their father, an epidemiologist, is ill abroad, and their mother must go to help him. So Alex, Penny, Naomi and Robin are sent to Ireland to stay with an eccentric distant relative. Great Aunt Dymphna is like nobody they've ever met.

  6. 2 mai 2000 · The Growing Summer. Paperback – Import, May 2, 2000. The four Gareth children have always led a very quiet life in London with their parents - until Dad suddenly gets ill abroad, and Mum has to go out to look after him. Book recommendations, author interviews, editors' picks, and more. Read it now.

  7. 6 mai 2021 · Summer will be different for the Gareth children this year. Their father, an epidemiologist, is ill abroad, and their mother must go to help him. So Alex, Penny, Naomi and Robin are sent to Ireland to stay with an eccentric distant relative.