... No Wa ll s of J asper, by Joanna Cannan. M. ST. CLARE :BYRNE VERY GOOD, JEEVES! 7/6 net. ...

... their adventures so much that they will make everyone elseenjoy them too. Allother Pony for Jean (Collins, Ss. 6d.) is by Joanna Cannan, with illustrations by Annc They are both already known to is a nice, natural, Bullen. They countless young readers, and ...

... (Chapman and Hall, I zs. 6d.) ; Fiction : AcT OF GoD, by F. T ennyson ]esse (Heinemann, 7s. 6d.); PRAY Do NoT VENTURE, by Joanna Cannan (Gollancz, 7s. 6d.); I'LL BE JuDGE, I'LL BE j URY, by Milward Kennedy (Gollancz, 7s. 6d.). (The Times, done well in making ...

... the adjective is justified-breathlessly exciting, a fine performance, a difference between them. lthuriel 's Hour, by Joanna Cannan . (H odder and Stoughton, 7s. 6d .) I DO ÜBT whether, in its own field, there have been many novels that better Ithuriel's ...

... YERNEY, by Pamela Fraser (Murray, rss.); Fictio>t.-THE BAILIFF YERNEY, by Ivan Cankar (Rodker ss.)· No WALLS OF j ASPER, by Joanna Cannan (Benn, 7 . 6d.); THE ISLAND, by Naomi Royde-Smith (Constable, 7s. 6d.). contrived easy Circumstances polish and perfect ...

... has gorgeous threads. At their brightest they are not cakes and ale, but bread and spring water. A EXCELLE T N OVEL Mis Joanna Cannan has written s. 6d.). The X HUTCHINSON an excellent novel called Little I Ullderstood (Gollancz, s. 6d.). The girl who little ...

... sordid , powerfu l book, which has been ably translated by Mr. F . H . L yon. A Hand to Burn, by Joanna Cannan. (Hodder CLIMB ING is always Miss Cannan's strong suit, as earlier novels from her pen ha, ·e amply proved, and although in this instance it ...

... stories are readable a only Mr. M augham knows make them. They remind one of those '' Sailing Instructions North Wa ll , by Joanna Cannan. (Hodder and , toughton, MISS CA!~ TA I has the gift of making her characters live and hold the intere t of her readers ...

... novel is something to be glad of in these days, and IDLE APPRENTICE (Gollancz, Ss. 3d.) entirely fills that bi ll . Miss Joanna Cannan tells a tale of a pleasant, \Yell bred young man who cannot find a job, and a rich man's daughter ·ho l oves him bu t ...

... t--? Perhaps the title of his book gives us the key to such an enigma. S.C Wa ll s of J asper, by Joanna Cannan. (Benn, 7s. 6d . net.) J 0A.J.~ A CANNAN 'S new novel, which sets out to combme a psychological study with all the thrills ot a crime story ...

... between Dinny and her father are among the most touching things one remembers from Mr. C. Fox SMITH. Snow in Harvest, by Joanna Cannan. (Hodder and Stoughton, 7S. 6dJ MISS CA~::\A:\ is one of those authors of whom 1t may be true to say that it is not what ...

... novel is something to be glad of in these days, and IDLE APPRENTICE (Gollancz, Ss. 3d.) entirely fills that bi ll . Miss Joanna Cannan tells a tale of a pleasant, \Yell bred young man who cannot find a job, and a rich man's daughter ·ho l oves him bu t ...