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 tentative  d’accentuer  le  retentissement  de  l’affaire.      Les  victimes   Jack l'Éventreur assassina au moins cinq prostituées du quartier pauvre de Whitechapel, à Londres en 1888. La première victime fut Mary Ann Nichols, dite « Polly ». Née le 26 août 1845 à Londres, mariée et mère de 5 enfants. Elle fut assassinée dans la nuit du 31 août 1888 à Buck’s Row, à l’âge de 43 ans. Son corps fut retrouvé avec la gorge tranchée, la langue lacérée, l’abdomen ainsi

Robert Nesta Marley est né le 6 février 1945 (date figurant sur son passeport, mais non vérifiée officiellement car l'État de Jamaïque ne peut fournir d'acte de naissance) à Rhoden Hall près de Nine Miles, dans la paroisse de Saint Ann (Jamaïque). Bob Marley est né d'une mère noire jamaïcaine âgée de 18 ans, Cedella Marley Booker, née Malcolm et d'un père blanc d'origine anglaise né en Jamaïque, capitaine de la Royal Navy, âgé d'une cinquantaine d'années, Norval Marley, qu'il n'a que très peu connu

cruise. Attached please find copies of my tickets and itinerary, plus receipts for $460.00 for toiletries and clothing and $100.00 for a tux rental. I look forward to your favorable response.     Regards,           John Smith     c.c.  Ann Jones – Manager, Roseway Travel, Vancouver

Le Cercle littéraire des amateurs d'épluchures de patates, Mary An Shaffer et Annie Barrows, éditions Nil, 2009. Ce roman au titre original, est un livre épistolaire. L'histoire débute en Janvier 1946 à Londres. Juliet, auteure, reçoit une lettre d'un certain Dawsey Adams, un fermier de l'île Anglo-Normande Guernesey. Celui-ci appartient au « Cercle des amateurs de littérature et de tourtes aux épluchures de patates de Guernesey » et possède un livre de Charles Lamb qui appartenait à Juliet. Il

(population about 65,000) has been thrust from near-obscurity into the international limelight with the surprise success of an American book, “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’’ (The Dial Press/Random House), by first-time novelist Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows. It was named one of the best books of 2008 by Time, The Washington Post, and other publications; the paperback has more than a million copies in print. Written as a series of letters exchanged after the war, the novel tells

G. Orwell Penguin Books My sister's keeper : Jodi Picoult Hodder, 422p The Black Cat, Edgar Allan POE, Magnard Classiques & contemporains, 2003. 73 p. Matilda, Roald DAHL, Puffin, 240 p. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society : Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows a Dell Book 305 p Frankenstein, Mary W. SHELLEY, Hachette, 1970. 63 p. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Robert-Louis STEVENSON, Bantam books, 119 p. Treasure Island, Robert-Louis STEVENSON, Longman, 1970. 90 p. The Canterville

by their love of books and affection for each other, the unforgettable characters of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society collectively tell a moving tale of endurance and friendship. Through the chorus of voices they have created, Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows have composed a rich tale that celebrates the power of hope and human connection in the shadows of war.

QCM de lecture The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society I- Characters 1- Circle the founding members of the literary society Amelia Maugery Miss Marple Eben Ramsey Isola Pribby Zenobia Elizabeth McKenna Bilee Bee Jones Kit Emily Brönte Adelaide Addison Eli Sir Ambrose Remy Giraud Dominic Strachan Izzy Bicherstaff Juliet Ashton Dawsey Adams Sidney Stark Susan Scott Markham Reynolds Mr Dilwyn John Booker Gilly Gilbert Will Thrisbee Lord Tobias Christian

Intro :  GL&PPP society was written by 2 authors : Mary Ann Shaffer and her niece Annie Barrows. M A Shaffer passed away in 2008 => didn’t get to see the novel come out , however it was her idea at the beginning  WW2 : finished , its consequences are depicted through letters between ≠ characters : members of the L&PPP society & Londoners  Our extract : beginning of exchange of letters between Dawsey Adams & Juliet Ashton. Him : inhabitant of island of Guernsey, Her : writer, Londoner. Subject

[…] » Redemption song, 1979 Bob Marley was born on the farm of his maternal grandfather in Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica.[7] His family named him Nesta Robert Marley though later a Jamaican passport official would reverse his first and middle names.[8][9] He attended Stepney Primary and Junior High School which serves the catchment area of Saint Ann.[10][11] Norval Marley His father, Norval Sinclair Marley, was an Anglo-Jamaican,[12] whose family came from England. Norval