Candy Jar Books is proud to announce that two of its books have been nominated for a People's Book Prize!
Founded by best-selling author Dame Beryl Bainbridge, The People's Book Prize is a national competition aimed at finding, supporting and promoting new and undiscovered works: a truly democratic book prize with no panel of judges but decided exclusively by the public.
One Woman's War by Eileen Younghusband has been nominated in the Non-Fiction category and Kangazang! Star Stuff by Terry Cooper has been nominated in the Fiction category.
We need your votes! Please visit the People's Book Prize website to vote for Candy Jar's books:
Vote for One Woman's War
Vote for Kangazang! Star Stuff
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Thursday, 6 September 2012
VOTE FOR ONE WOMAN'S WAR IN THE PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE!
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Monday, 9 January 2012
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE
Looking forward to a new set of adventures in 2012 - already I have heard from the Association of Flight Controllers, the current name for Officers doing the work of Filterers in WW2 that I have been made an Honorary Member. I am thrilled with this honour and look forward to meeting modern day practioners of the art of calculating and vectoring ai craft. I am also ecstatic to learn that the proposed museum at Bentley Priory, the headquarters of Fighteer Command and the air defence of Great Britain in WW2, is not only going to recreate the Filter Room as used in the 1940s but there is a proposal to create a memorial window to the WAAF who served in Radar, Ops Rooms and Filter Rooms. This means we have to raise up to £10,000 for its preparation but I know we will do it. Any ex-Filter Room personnel who read this blog are welcome to contact me at le.croissette@virgin.net if they are willing to support us.
It is time that the vital work behind the scenes done by members of the WAAF was recognised.
Eileen
It is time that the vital work behind the scenes done by members of the WAAF was recognised.
Eileen
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