Rosemary Sutcliff

Rated by 50+ girl-crushers

• "If you want to go with the gods, you must put yourself in their way by Rosemary Sutcliff ( via -- Rosemary Sutcliff
• . Rosemary Sutcliff & her writing style is so enchanting! Wish I had more time to read! -- Lorna Suzuki
• The Lake District, because of Swallows and Amazons. Hadrian's Wall, Rosemary Sutcliff and Puck of Pook's Hill. -- Sadie
• . I put Mary Renault, Rosemary Sutcliff, Robert Graves in same category of historical fiction with stylistic overlaps to SF 2/2 -- Helen Lowe
• And anything by Rosemary Sutcliff. Knight's Fee had a particular impact on me. Exquisitely written. -- Petal Ireland
• Los libros de Rosemary Sutcliff sobre aventuras de soldadoos romanos son superentretenidos y sirven para conocer la legiones -- ego memei
• rosemary sutcliff the hound of Ulster -- ´・ω・｀西田子猫子
• Rosemary Sutcliff, whose retelling of history and myth was part of my pathway -- Joris Meijer
• Today's from Meghan: The Eagle of the Ninth by she is a lushly written, epic adventure set in Roman Britain. -- Maine Coast Bookshop
• From reading Rosemary Sutcliff's Silver Branch, Orson aged 12 learned that " I need a spear!" -- Anthony Lawton
• 8. Rosemary Sutcliff. Monolith of my childhood: grandmother of dragons. -- Joanne Harris
• Collective murmur of approval at first namecheck for Rosemary Sutcliff -- Siân Harris
• It was a long-term success in India: Rosemary Sutcliff" -- HigherEd Headlines!
• The Hound of Ulster by Rosemary Sutcliff, a retelling of the Cuchulain mythology cycle. -- Gemma Bristow
• Best juvenile historical fiction authors: Rosemary Sutcliff Robert Louis Stevenson Walter Scott Michael Curtis Ford Steven Pressfield -- VictorianReactionary
• The basis of it would be Roger Lancelyn Green's collection of Arthur legends. Maybe a bit of Rosemary Sutcliff thrown in for extra spice. -- Richard Astley
• Better to be a laughing-stock than lose the fort for fear of being one.~ Rosemary Sutcliff -- Hannington Mutungi
• authors shout out influences: Saint-Exupery, Barthe DeClements, Anne Frank, Tamora Pierce, Rosemary Sutcliff & more! -- Nita Montoya
• Alan Lee- Rosemary Sutcliff-Lantern Bearers-Arthur-Here lies Arthur-Philip Reeve. our own six degrees of moment! -- Wakefield Libraries
• Having seen the synopsis of tonight's Doctor Who, one wonders if the writer may owe a childhood reading debt to the divine Rosemary Sutcliff -- Simon Puttock
• Editing done for the day. Relaxing with a brownie and Rosemary Sutcliff. -- Schuyler McConkey
• Rosemary Sutcliff's books Eagle of the Ninth was my fave, but her retelling of Irish legends + Beowulf were v influential. -- Lee Colwill
• My was Asterix. Somehow I found Romans more interesting than Gauls. Then I read Rosemary Sutcliff & was hooked for life -- Josh Hawken
• Rosemary Sutcliff, Philip Pullman, Susan Coopers Dark is Rising books, Alan Garner .....I could go on and on -- Joan Henderson
• Uncanny Magazine plans a Disabled Writer's issue. Good cause, I suppose, but being in a wheelchair didn't slow down Rosemary Sutcliff. -- bbyfield
• John Christopher 'The Tripods' and 'Prince in waiting' trilogies - and anything by Rosemary Sutcliff -- Kit Good
• Also Cynthia Harnett, Rosemary Sutcliff, Henry Treece. Anything set in history. My mum's Jean Plaidys and Georgette Heyers -- DecadentSneezyBottom
• Alannah-Tamora Pierce, Rosemary Sutcliff, Rumer Gooden, Piers Anthony, David Almond, Alan Garner -- Selina Wallis
• Ian Seraillier The Silver Sword Rosemary Sutcliff The Eagle of the Ninth -- Stuart Tiffin
• Literary references in kuroshitsuji:William Shakespeare(William T. Spears),Grelle Sutcliff(Rosemary Sutcliff),Ronald Knox(Ronald A. Knox) -- KyrieDiederich
• Other fave Arthurian f: Elizabeth Wein's The Winter Prince, Rosemary Sutcliff's Sword at Sunset, Gawain & the Green Knight -- zeen @ team victuuri
• The book (ebook) "The Hound of Ulster" by Rosemary Sutcliff.It's an interesting read as well as the info in timeless myths. com & about the+ -- ~mdb~U Smell Like DJ
• Okay, I think I have some British followers by now and I'm curious: Have you read Rosemary Sutcliff at school? -- SteveOfDestruction
• Better to be a laughing-stock than lose the fort for fear of being one.~ Rosemary Sutcliff -- UCCA
• He knew the taste of honeycomb by heart, too, but it still tasted sweet on barley-bannock Rosemary Sutcliff, Frontier Wolf -- 荻サカエ
• Whenever I need a home, I turn to a book by Rosemary -- Angela Roemelt
• Better to be a laughing-stock than lose the fort for fear of being one.~ Rosemary Sutcliff -- Tungi Tone
• If anybody has any Rosemary Sutcliff books for sale please let me know. -- Michael Coren
• More people should know about Rosemary Sutcliff! -- Joy C.🎄📚
• So far all the best arthurian novels i ve read were written by women: rosemary sutcliff, mary stewart, and marion zimmer bradley -- Jared Saltiel
• 14. WARRIOR SCARLET by Rosemary Sutcliff -- KJ Whittaker
• 3. probably the armourer's house by rosemary sutcliff -- charlotte 🌙
• The reason why i'm such a sap is because i grew up reading rosemary sutcliff books the secret's out -- real body hair hours
• Are any of Rosemary sutcliff s books actually gay or are they just homoerotic -- a dammit of hks
• 11/ La Pourpre du Guerrier, Rosemary Sutcliff -- Gilles Hareng
• Rosemary Sutcliff, Frontier Wolf, Chapter 1 -- oy with the poodles already
• Slightly Foxed have published Rosemary Sutcliff's Roman novels as clothbound hardbacks. What a wonderful gift those would make. -- Gaynor Madoc Leonard
• ....although Rosemary Sutcliff believed she had written better books later in her career when she had really learned her craft.... -- Rosemary Sutcliff (1920-92)
• Immersing myself in Sword at Sunset by Rosemary Sutcliff. Very rich and authentic portrayal of the historical Arthur! -- Reuben
• One day I will subject you all to an essay about Rosemary Sutcliff and history and disability and then you ll see. Oh you ll see then. -- Anne Thériault

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