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The wooing of Beppo Tate

Pages
158
Published
1972
Language
English

Synopsis

Step into the vibrant village of Kendal, Jamaica, a place much like the author's own childhood home. This story follows the life of Beppo Tate, offering a charming glimpse into rural Jamaican life. It explores themes of family, relationships, and the simple joys and challenges of growing up in a close-knit community.

About the author

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C. Everard Palmer

Cyril Everard Palmer (1930–2013) was a Jamaican writer best known for children's novels set in rural Jamaica. Born in Kendal, Hanover Parish, he trained as a teacher at Mico Teachers' College in Kingston and worked as a journalist for The Gleaner before his first novel, A Broken Vessel, was published in 1960. He went on to write more than a dozen children's books, including The Wooing of Beppo Tate, A Cow Called Boy and My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson, praised for their craftsmanship and humour. He e...

Characters

Beppo TateProtagonist
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