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An edition of Last day of term (2011)

Last day of term

It is the last day of term at the Gilda Ball Academy, and teacher Martin Hicks starts it full of hope - he is about to get the promotion he's wanted for yearsand - good intentions, vowing to make things up with his estranged wife Helen. Cut to a dim, dark basement room in Elephant and Castle, where Bela, a Hungarian boy, lives with his great-uncle, a refugee from the Second World War, and his mother, a chain-smoking Communist. Bela has been threatening revenge on Martin ever since being suspended from Gilda Ball a few weeks previously following a playground riot during which a teacher died. He believes it was Martin who grassed him up...

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Publisher
Short Books
Language
English
Pages
342

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Published in
[London]

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823.92
Library of Congress
PR6107.I38 L37 2011, PR

The Physical Object

Pagination
342 p. :
Number of pages
342

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25213253M
Internet Archive
lastdayofterm0000gilb_x3r0
ISBN 13
9781906021511
LCCN
2011508778
OCLC/WorldCat
741253082

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