Ebook {Epub PDF} Black Harvest by Ann Pilling

Black Harvest. Ann Pilling. Collins, - Children's stories - pages. 2 Reviews. The rugged west coast of Ireland seems like the perfect place for a holiday. Then everything starts to go /5(2). Black Harvest by Ann Pilling () I read this book some years ago and it still stands vividly in my memory. This presents a different perspective on the Irish Potato Famine () wherein the population of Ireland fell by %. The children unravel the significance of their experiences and link it to the Great Famine/5(15). Black Harvest by Ann Pilling illustrated by David Wyatt For E. I. C. – Contents Cover Title Page Dedication Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter4/5(32).

Black Harvest. Ann Pilling. Collins Modern Classics £, pp Buy it at BOL. Imagine, if you can, an Enid Blyton story written in a realistic style. This novel, first published in Black Harvest by Ann Pilling. Series: Dark Powers (1) Members: Reviews: Popularity: Average rating: Mentions: 2: , () 2: The rugged west coast of Ireland seems like the perfect place for a holiday. Then everything starts to go wrong. Colin is aware of an awful smell coming off the land, a smell of death and decay. Black Harvest becomes a memoir for 1 million lives lost during the Irish potato famine. Her horror story has a bloody beating heart, hammering for those who died to poverty and hunger. An earnest regard for a ravaged populace that never truly recovered.

Born in in Lancashire, British poet and children's author Ann Pilling read English at King’s College, London, where she wrote her thesis on C.S. Lewis' fiction. She has published over thirty books for children, one of which - Henry's Leg - won The Guardian Prize for Children’s Fiction. She has two sons, six grandchildren, and currently. Ann Pilling. Black Harvest read book. Black Harvest Text. Author: Ann Pilling. 0. rate. 0. Reviews. The book is not available in your region. Mark as finished. Black Harvest by Ann Pilling. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Start by marking “Black Harvest” as Want to Read: Want to Read. saving. Want to Read. Currently Reading. Read. Other editions.