The Orphans from Liverpool Lane by Eliza Morton

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The Orphans from Liverpool Lane by Eliza Morton

Left behind by her family, Marcia is sent to an orphanage dreaming of one day finding a true home of her own. The Orphans of Liverpool Lane is a heartfelt wartime saga from Eliza Morton.
One of my favourite authors – I love her books! -- Trisha Ashley, author of The Little Teashop of Lost and Found
This book is an absolute gem – full of humour, heartbreak and love, vividly bringing to life the people and places of post-war Liverpool -- Kate Eastham, author of Coming Home to Liverpool, on Angel of Liverpool
Heartstrings are tugged in this gritty Liverpool saga which is beautifully written. . Saga writing at its best . . . a poignant reminder of how society has changed -- Diane Allen, author of The Girl from the Tanner’s Yard, on Angel of Liverpool
Eliza Morton was born in Liverpool and worked as an actress. She is known for playing Madeline Basset in Jeeves and Wooster and Lucinda in the Liverpool sitcom, Watching. As well as TV, she has also worked in theatre and film. She trained at Guildhall School of Drama and as a writer, with The Royal Court Young Writers’ Group. She is an award-winning short-story writer and has also written drama for TV, film and theatre. In her formative years at convent school, she spent her weekends playing the piano accordion in Northern Working Men’s Clubs. She lives with her husband - the actor Peter Davison - in Middlesex and is the author of A Last Dance in Liverpool, Angel of Liverpool and The Girl From Liverpool.
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ISBN 13 9781035015207
ISBN 10 103501520X
Title The Orphans from Liverpool Lane
Author Eliza Morton
Series Liverpool Orphans Trilogy
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Year published 2023-07-06
Number of pages 400
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.