The May Incident - Douglas, Pamela
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May and Pammy are two young girls from very different backgrounds. After surviving the Plymouth Blitz, at the end of World War II, they find themselves at the same Convent school where the orphaned May is the only boarder in the care of the nuns. May's French background puts her in a position to help Pammy with her lessons. When May reaches the age to leave school Pammy's parents offer May a home and help her to begin training as a nurse, but, May's obsessive jealousy of the love Pammy shares with her family causes problems with serious consequences.

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May and Pammy are two young girls from very different backgrounds. After surviving the Plymouth Blitz, at the end of World War II, they find themselves at the same Convent school where the orphaned May is the only boarder in the care of the nuns. May's French background puts her in a position to help Pammy with her lessons. When May reaches the age to leave school Pammy's parents offer May a home and help her to begin training as a nurse, but, May's obsessive jealousy of the love Pammy shares with her family causes problems with serious consequences.
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Autorenporträt
Dr Pamela Douglas has worked in general practice since 1987, with a special interest in women's health. She is founder of Possums for Mothers and Babies, Senior Lecturer in the Discipline of General Practice at the University of Queensland, and Adjunct Associate Professor at the Maternity and Family Unit at Griffith University. Her crying baby research has been supported by various scholarships and fellowships, and she is the author of internationally published medical research in this field. She lives with her husband in Brisbane, Queensland. They have five adult children and stepchildren, and four grandchildren.