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Flambards by K. M. Peyton · Booklabria

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Flambards

HistoryChildren's fiction

Flambards

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First published: 1967
Editions: 28 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Twelve-year-old Christina Parsons is sent to live with her fierce uncle and his two sons, Mark and Will, in their decaying mansion, Flambards. Christina discovers a passion for horses and riding but finds herself part of a strange household, divided by emotional undercurrents and cruelty. 1st book in the Flambards series.

Subjects: History
Children's fiction
Friendship
Family life
England
Families
Set in: England
Time: 1901-1910

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28 in 2 languages

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