- Jane Mary
Gardam OBE FRSL (born 11 July 1928) is an
English writer of children's and
adult fiction. She also
writes reviews for The
Spectator and The Telegraph...
- Look up
gardam in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gardam is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Jane
Gardam (born 1928),
English writer...
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Timothy David Gardam CBE (born 14
January 1956) is a
British journalist,
media executive and educator. He was
Director of
Television at
Channel 4 until...
- The
Penderwicks on
Gardam Street is a children's
novel by
Jeanne Birdsall,
published by
Random House Children's
Books in 2008. It is the
second book in...
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Gardams Building is a heritage-listed
retail building at 114
Queen Street,
Brisbane City, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was
built in 1881...
- Four Sisters, Two Rabbits, and a Very
Interesting Boy, The
Penderwicks on
Gardam Street, and The
Penderwicks at
Point Mouette, "The
Penderwicks in Spring"...
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published in 2018. Both The
Penderwicks and its
sequel The
Penderwicks on
Gardam Street (Knopf,
April 2008) were New York
Times Best Sellers. The remaining...
- God on the
Rocks is a
novel written by Jane
Gardam and
published in 1978. The book is set in a
small seaside resort in the
north east of
England and starts...
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first awarded to The War Zone by
Alexander Stuart. However,
juror Jane
Gardam felt the book was "repellent" and
appealed directly to the
Whitbread company...
- Old
Filth is a
novel by
English author Jane
Gardam,
published in 2004 by
Chatto & Windus. A tragicomedy, the
story focuses on a
retired judge struggling...
