Emma Smith
Emma Smith was born Elspeth Hallsmith in 1923 in Newquay, Cornwall, where until the age of twelve, she lived with her mother and father, an elder brother and sister, and a younger brother. Her first book, Maidens' Trip, was published in 1948 and won the John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize. Her second, The Far Cry, was published the following year and was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize. In 1951 Emma Smith married Richard Stewart-Jones. After her husband's death in 1957 she went to...
Street Hearts: An Extraordinary Story of Saving Street Dogs
Emma Smith, Anthony Smith, Lisa Cutts, Kate Lamb
Yoga for Seniors: Senior friendly yoga exercises for more Vitality and Strength over 60
Benjamin Drath
"Break free from overthinking: 10 effective strategies for stress relief and mental clarity
Benjamin Drath
Empower Yourself: Self Help Skills - A Comprehensive Guide to Personal Growth and Success
Benjamin Drath
Stage Lights and Shadows: Im Rampenlicht des Glücks - Sommernächte in Providence Band 3 (ungekürzt)
Emma Smith
Vier Bibliothekarinnen und die große Liebe - Der Club der Bibliothekarinnen Band 5 (ungekürzt)
Kimmy Reeve, Aurelia Velten, Allie Kinsley, Emma Smith
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