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Jackanapes

The Artful Dodger and the Hero of the Forlorn Hope

Paperback

Published: 1st October 2005
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The future looks bleak for the 'Artful Dodger' as he languishes in Newgate Prison awaiting transportation. Thanks, however, to the intervention of Oliver Twist and the influential Mr. Brownlow, a small miracle occurs and the 'Artful Dodger' soon finds himself on the bleak Romney Marshes, battling with the psychopath, Jacob Pierce, and partnering the charismatic Abel Garnett in a reckless venture that ends in disaster.

To escape execution they are obliged to flee to France, leaving behind the lovely Lysette, the first human being that the 'Dodger' has ever loved.

Fate offers the 'Artful Dodger' and Abel Garnett the opportunity to redeem themselves as they engage in a desperate race against time to prevent a crime, that, if it succeeds, will change the course of history!

About the Author

T. John Ward was born on the Kent/Sussex borders and spent part of his childhood on a lonely farm on the Romney Marshes.

He served with the Trucial Oman Scouts in the Persian Gulf and also saw active service in Aden. Married with two sons, T. John Ward has travelled extensively including crossing Australia by road and track, from Brisbane to Perth and back again! He is currently on his second novel, a family saga.

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4.0

Very funny book

By R

from Sydney

About Me Rarely Read

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Pros

  • Captures Time And Place
  • Easy To Understand
  • Interesting Characters

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Older Readers

    Comments about Jackanapes:

    Bought the book for my mum (84), who grew up in England when WW2 bombs where dropping.
    She said it made her laugh till she cried, and she couldnt put it down.

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    ISBN: 9781921030499
    ISBN-10: 1921030496
    Audience: General
    Format: Paperback
    Language: English
    Number Of Pages: 320
    Published: 1st October 2005
    Publisher: Sid Harta Publishers
    Dimensions (cm): 21.0 x 14.0  x 1.700