Ray Wooster: 6 books

Book cover of Michael's Magic Motor Car
by Ray Wooster
Language: English
Release Date: September 30, 2016

Visiting his grandparents, Michael stumbles upon a car abandoned in a ditch. His grandad restores the car which turns out to have magic powers. Join Michael in finding the car and then join him and Goldie, the neighbour’s dog, on their adventure.
Book cover of A Boy's War Journal
by Ray Wooster
Language: English
Release Date: October 13, 2014

In September 1940 the Battle of Britain was over. In March 1941 the battle for Britain began when the Germans invaded Kent. There have been many books on the subject, but few from a personal perspective. This is a collation of diaries, discovered in an attic during a house clearance. They were written...
Book cover of A Boy's War Journal 1943-1944
by Ray Wooster
Language: English
Release Date: July 13, 2016

The third and final part of Billy Palmer's escapades during World War 2 following the German invasion and occupation of London. Billy becomes gainfully employed driving war-time entertainers and revisting aspects of his past. Not suitable for readers under the age of 13/4.
Book cover of Human Bondage
by Ray Wooster
Language: English
Release Date: February 28, 2018

During the late civil war King Charles lost his head. My father a merchant venturer lost all that he was possessed of and plunged deep into debt, he now languishes in Southwark debtors' prison, dependent upon the charity of friends and relations for his bread. My younger brother and sister were taken...
Book cover of A Boy's War Journal 1942-1943
by Ray Wooster
Language: English
Release Date: February 3, 2016

This is the second part of the Billy Palmer story. The Germans invade Britain during World War 2 and Billy together with his friend, John, are captured. This diary tells of the capture, their escape and how they survived the years 1942-1943. It is not recommended for readers under the age of 15.
Book cover of Aunt Jane: A Tragedy
by Ray Wooster
Language: English
Release Date: April 9, 2019

I have seen her angry many times, never like this. Her fury was unbridled, saliva dribbled from the corners of her mouth. Her eyes, how can I describe them? Dead. ‘Leaving ... why?’ ‘Of course he’s leaving, the poor sod is terrified!’ ‘Terrified … of what?’ ‘Why you! – who else?...
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