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1 de jul. de 2002 · 248 ratings28 reviews. Valerie Mendes' gripping, fast-moving novel explores the whirlpools of change in teenagers' lives, the strengths of friendship, and the inescapable, binding pull of love. Thirteen-year-old Nathan is furious when his mum hauls him off to Cornwall for Christmas and then tells him they are to move there for good.
Nothing to Lose. Here is the second of the three short stories in the linked chain…. The patisserie in the centre of Soho rang with the buzz of Saturday-lunch voices and the chink of cups. “Delicious.”. Laura Forbes wiped the froth from her lips. “This place serves the best coffee in London.”. “After the peace and quiet of my Devon ...
MENDES, Valerie 1939- Personal Born 1939, in Buckinghamshire, England; children: Sam Mendes (a film and theatre director). Education: Attended North London Collegiate School; University of Reading, degree (English and philosophy; with double honors). Source for information on Mendes, Valerie 1939-: Something About the Author dictionary.
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Valerie D. Mendes, Amy de la Haye. Written by two experts in costume from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, it explores movements and innovations in style for both men and women through the work of the most original and influential designers and couturiers. Organized around crucial shifts in style and major world events, the book places ...
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Early life. Mendes was born on 1 August 1965 in Reading, Berkshire.He is the son of Valerie Mendes (born Barnett), a publisher and author, and Jameson Peter Mendes, a university professor. His father is a Roman Catholic of Portuguese descent from Trinidad and Tobago, and his mother is an English Jew. His grandfather was the Trinidadian writer Alfred Hubert Mendes.
