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  • How to Build an F1 Team

    by Sarah Holt ...
    Imagine you had unlimited funds and wanted to create your own Formula 1 team. What would you need? Who do you employ? How much would it cost? On television, an F1 team looks deceptively small - two drivers, a team principal with engineers and a pit crew. In reality, a team like Mercedes employs more than 1,200 people. So what does it really take to build an F1 team?Written by award-winning F1 ... Read more

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  • In Convent Walls

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    "In Convent Walls" is a novel written by Emily Sarah Holt, an English author known for her historical fiction and novels with religious themes.Set in a convent, the novel likely explores the lives of the nuns who reside within its walls and the various challenges, conflicts, and relationships they encounter. The convent setting provides a backdrop for themes such as faith, duty, temptation, and ... Read more

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    How to Build an F1 Team

    by Sarah Holt ...

    Unabridged

    10 hours

    Imagine you had unlimited funds and wanted to create your own Formula 1 team. What would you need? Who do you employ? How much would it cost? On television, an F1 team looks deceptively small - two drivers, a team principal with engineers and a pit crew. In reality, a team like Mercedes employs more than 1,200 people. So what does it really take to build an F1 team?Written by award-winning F1 ... Read more

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  • THE WHITE ROSE OF LANGLEY

    by EMILY SARAH HOLT ...
    In "The White Rose of Langley," Holt likely tells a historical tale set against the backdrop of the Wars of the Roses, a series of dynastic conflicts fought between the houses of Lancaster and York for control of the English throne in the 15th century. The title suggests a focus on a central character or symbol associated with one of these noble houses.As with much of Holt's work, "The White Rose ... Read more

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  • Joyce Morrell's Harvest

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    In this novel, readers can expect a richly detailed portrayal of rural life in historical England, likely focusing on the experiences and struggles of the protagonist, Joyce Morrell, during the harvest season. The title suggests a central theme of harvesting, which may symbolize themes of hard work, abundance, or the cycles of life.Holt's writing style typically includes meticulous research, vivid ... Read more

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  • Our Little Lady: Six Hundred Years Ago

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    The afternoon service was over in Lincoln Cathedral, and the congregation were slowly filing out of the great west door. But that afternoon service was six hundred years ago, and both the Cathedral and the congregation would look very strange to us if we saw them now. Those days were well called the Dark Ages, and how dark they were we can scarcely realise in the present day. Let us fancy ... Read more

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  • "All's Well"; or, Alice's Victory

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    The story likely follows the character Alice and her journey toward victory, possibly in the face of adversity or personal challenges. Emily Sarah Holt's novels often explore themes of faith, perseverance, and triumph over obstacles, and "All's Well" is likely to contain similar elements.In "All's Well," readers may encounter themes of resilience, moral integrity, and the power of faith to ... Read more

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  • One Snowy Night: Long Ago at Oxford

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    The story of the following pages is one of the least known yet saddest episodes in English history—the first persecution of Christians by Christians in this land. When Boniface went forth from England to evangelise Germany, he was received with welcome, and regarded as a saint: when Gerhardt came from Germany to restore the pure Gospel to England, he was cast out of the vineyard and slain. The ... Read more

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  • One Snowy Night

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    "One Snowy Night" is set in the Victorian period and revolves around themes of love, family, and society. The plot typically involves characters navigating their way through challenges and conflicts against the backdrop of a wintry setting. Holt's writing style often incorporates elements of romance, drama, and historical detail, providing readers with a vivid depiction of life during the ... Read more

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  • ROBIN TREMAYNE

    by EMILY SARAH HOLT ...
    The story follows the adventures of the titular character, Robin Tremayne, likely set against a backdrop of historical events or societal changes. Holt's novels often explore themes of romance, adventure, and moral values within historical contexts.As with many of Holt's works, "Robin Tremayne" may feature a strong-willed protagonist who faces challenges and undergoes personal growth throughout ... Read more

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  • Mistress Margery

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    In "Mistress Margery," Holt likely presents a historical romance set in a medieval or early modern English context, a common setting for many of her novels. The title character, Margery, may be a young woman navigating the challenges of her time, which could include societal expectations, family obligations, and perhaps even political intrigue or religious conflict depending on the historical ... Read more

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  • The Well in the Desert: An Old Legend of the House of Arundel

    by Emily Sarah Holt ...
    It is said that only travellers in the arid lands of the East really know the value of water. To them the Well in the Desert is a treasure and a blessing: unspeakably so, when the water is pure and sweet; yet even though it be salt and brackish, it may still save life. Was it less so, in a figurative sense, to the travellers through that great desert of the Middle Ages, wherein the wells were so ... Read more

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