Sunlight on the Lawn by Beverley Nichols

Sunlight on the Lawn by Beverley Nichols

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Sunlight on the Lawn by Beverley Nichols

Santa is defending life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all children young and old. In this fable Santa is met with new challenges in an attempt to deliver his joy to all. Then the story turns to love and Santa's new bride. This story is design to bring the child out in all of us and celebrate the joys of the season.
Nichols, Beverley: - Beverley Nichols (1898-1983) was a prolific writer on subjects ranging from religion to politics and travel, in addition to authoring six novels, five detective mysteries, four children's stories, six autobiographies, and six plays. He is perhaps best remembered today for his gardening books. The first of them, Down the Garden Path, centered on his home and garden at Glatton and has been in print almost continuously since 1932. Merry Hall (1951) and its sequels Laughter on the Stairs (1953) and Sunlight on the Lawn (1956) document Nichols' travails in renovating a Georgian mansion and its gardens soon after the war. His final garden was at Sudbrook Cottage, which serves as the setting for Garden Open Today (1963) and Garden Open Tomorrow (1968). The progress of all three gardens was followed avidly by readers of his books and weekly magazine columns.
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ISBN 13 9780881924671
ISBN 10 0881924679
Title Sunlight on the Lawn
Author Beverley Nichols
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Timber Press
Year published 1999-02-15
Number of pages 273
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.