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Company of Swans by Eva Ibbotson (2007, Uk-B Format Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherPenguin Publishing Group

ISBN-100142409405

ISBN-139780142409404

eBay Product ID (ePID)59161633

Product Key Features

Book TitleCompany of Swans

Number of Pages384 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicLove & Romance, Romance / General, Historical / Europe

Publication Year2007

GenreJuvenile Fiction, Fiction

AuthorEva Ibbotson

FormatUk-B Format Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height1 in

Item Weight13.3 Oz

Item Length8.2 in

Item Width5.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceYoung Adult Audience

TitleLeadingA

Dewey Edition19

Grade FromSeventh Grade

Dewey Decimal823/.914

Grade ToUP

SynopsisBallerinas and exotic rogues abound in this charming and lyrical historical romance for fans of Amanda Quick For nineteen-year-old Harriet Morton, life in 1912 Cambridge is as dry and dull as a biscuit. Her stuffy father and her opressive aunt Louisa allow her only one outlet: ballet. When a Russian ballet master comes to class searching for dancers to fill the corps of his ballet company before their South American tour, Harriet s world changes. Defying her father s wishes and narrowly escaping the clutches of the man who wishes to marry her, Harriet sneaks off to join the ballet on their journey to the Amazon. There, in the wild, lush jungle, they perform Swan Lake in grand opera houses for the wealthy and culture-deprived rubber barons, and Harriet meets Rom Verney, the handsome and mysterious British exile who owns the most ornate opera house. Utterly enchanted by both the exotic surroundings and by Rom s affections, Harriet is swept away by her new life, completely unaware that her father and would-be finace have begun to track her down. . . .", For 19-year-old Harriet Morton, life in 1912 Cambridge is dull. Her stuffy father and her oppressive aunt Louisa allow her only one outlet: ballet. When a Russian ballet master comes to class searching for dancers to fill the corps of his ballet company before their South American tour, Harriets world changes., Ballerinas and exotic rogues abound in this charming and lyrical historical romance for fans of Amanda Quick For nineteen-year-old Harriet Morton, life in 1912 Cambridge is as dry and dull as a biscuit. Her stuffy father and her opressive aunt Louisa allow her only one outlet: ballet. When a Russian ballet master comes to class searching for dancers to fill the corps of his ballet company before their South American tour, Harriet's world changes. Defying her father's wishes and narrowly escaping the clutches of the man who wishes to marry her, Harriet sneaks off to join the ballet on their journey to the Amazon. There, in the wild, lush jungle, they perform Swan Lake in grand opera houses for the wealthy and culture-deprived rubber barons, and Harriet meets Rom Verney, the handsome and mysterious British exile who owns the most ornate opera house. Utterly enchanted by both the exotic surroundings and by Rom's affections, Harriet is swept away by her new life, completely unaware that her father and would-be finacé have begun to track her down. . . ., For nineteen-year-old Harriet Morton, life in 1912 Cambridge is as dry and dull as a biscuit. Her stuffy father and her opressive aunt Louisa allow her only one outlet: ballet. When a Russian ballet master comes to class searching for dancers to fill the corps of his ballet company before their South American tour, Harriets world changes. Defying her fathers wishes and narrowly escaping the clutches of the man who wishes to marry her, Harriet sneaks off to join the ballet on their journey to the Amazon. There, in the wild, lush jungle, they perform Swan Lake in grand opera houses for the wealthy and culture-deprived rubber barons, and Harriet meets Rom Verney, the handsome and mysterious British exile who owns the most ornate opera house. Utterly enchanted by both the exotic surroundings and by Roms affections, Harriet is swept away by her new life, completely unaware that her father and would-be finac have begun to track her down. . . .