Marjorie
Dunn - Sheffield Author.
Marjorie
Phyllis Dunn was born and educated in Sheffield. She became a secretary
before turning a childhood hobby of puppetry into a part-time occupation.
She is known by thousands of children simply as "The Puppet Lady".
Married with two grown-up children, Marjorie now lives in Totley
and shares her interests, particularly in local and family history,
by giving talks in the region.
It is her love of old Sheffield that inspired her to write The
T'alli Stone and The Reluctant Traveller, in which she endeavours
to portray Sheffield as it was in Georgian and early Victorian times.
Her first book, For the Love of Children is a history of poor children
in Sheffield: money raised from the sale of this book helps to provide
holidays for deprived children everywhere.
Books by Marjorie Dunn:
Abe's
Legacy . 
The Reluctant
Traveller 
The T'alli
Stone
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