By Gunby Hadath
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's (1931)
£22.00
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's is a beloved children's novel written by Gunby Hadath. Set in the picturesque English countryside, this timeless tale follows the escapades of a spirited group of boarding school girls, affectionately known as the "Outlaws," as they navigate the challenges and joys of their school life.
By Gunby Hadath
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's (1931)
£22.00
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's is a beloved children's novel written by Gunby Hadath. Set in the picturesque English countryside, this timeless tale follows the escapades of a spirited group of boarding school girls, affectionately known as the "Outlaws," as they navigate the challenges and joys of their school life.
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Used (acceptable/good)
Publisher: S. W. Partridge
Year: 1931
Description
This copy is a reprint published by S. W. Partridge in 1931.
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's is a beloved children's novel written by Gunby Hadath. Set in the picturesque English countryside, this timeless tale follows the escapades of a spirited group of boarding school girls, affectionately known as the "Outlaws," as they navigate the challenges and joys of their school life.
Led by their imaginative and fearless leader, Jean, the Outlaws embark on a series of daring adventures and pranks that add humor and excitement to their otherwise structured existence. As they challenge authority and cultivate deep friendships, the girls learn valuable life lessons about loyalty, resilience, and the enduring bonds of childhood.
Hadath's storytelling captures the innocence and camaraderie of youth, making "The Outlaws of St. Martyn's" a cherished classic that continues to enchant readers of all ages. This heart-warming tale celebrates the enduring themes of friendship and adventure, creating a lasting legacy in the world of children's literature.
Condition Report
There's some fading to the cloth at the side of the spine and some marks on the back cover. There's also a small amount of discolouration and age related wear to both covers (see images). There's light spotting (browning) throughout the text; it's particularly prevalent on the first few pages and reduces in intensity on subsequent pages. Some of the page corners have been turned down and there's foxing on the end pages.