See more ideas about tea lights, tea light crafts, light crafts. Author's ink inscription to recto of title page. Explore Kathy Bishops board 'tea lights', followed by 648 people on Pinterest. Pages are very bright and clean throughout. Printers of books and self publishing assistance. Dust wrapper is very smart with a bit of edge wear to the wraps, particularly the spine region, which has resulted in a bit of chipping. Publishers of Welsh books and English books including Welsh rugby, Welsh learners, history, language, Welsh music. Rating details 1 rating 1 review Compared with some parts of the country, it is surprising how little is written of Wales, the country with one of the most close-knit and distinctive communities in the British Isles.

Externally, excellent, with no noticeable faults. In the publisher's original cloth binding, in the price-clipped dust wrapper. She contributed short stories and plays to the BBC and wrote primarily works of historical fiction.?Undated, so dated off of Jisc from an identical copy held at the British Library.Collated, complete. It is told through the point of view of a young farmer who is writing in his journal about his thoughts and despair, including 'the struggle of the scattered community' and 'the strength and faith of his mother'.?Eirlys Trefor was a Welsh writer who wrote successful works such as 'Light Cakes for Tea'. First Edition, in the price-clipped dust wrapper.?Signed by the author with 'best wishes' to the title page.This is a work of fiction by Eirlys Trefor that takes place in the middle years of the 19th century in rural Wales. The style of both Mountain of Bronwen and The Promise differs considerably from Light Cakes for Tea, Trefors novel from 1958, which tells its story from.

A signed copy of Trefor's work of historical fiction, which tells a tale about Welsh country life through a young farmer and his journal entries. Light cakes for tea by Eirlys Trefor, 1958, New Authors edition, in English.

Light Cakes for Tea by Eirlys Trefor