The Shell Seekers (edit title)

EISSPE edited the characters of The Shell Seekers 2 weeks ago.

• Changed the section title: Cast of Characters/Important People
• Added the description of Penelope Keeling: Main character. All other relate to her as the story evolves.
• marked the description of Penelope Keeling as not a spoiler
• Added the description of Olivia Keeling: youngest of the three grown up children. Career centered. My favorite. Redeems herself un the end.
• marked the description of Olivia Keeling as not a spoiler

Shelfari edited the description of The Shell Seekers Saturday, August 1 2009.

• #1 New York Times Bestseller " The Shell Seekers is a deeply satisfying story, written with love and confidence." —Maeve Binchy, The New York Times Book Review The Shell Seekers , the classic novel by acclaimed writer Rosamunde Pilcher, is now available in hardcover once more. This epic romance has sold over 3.5 million copies to date; her other bestsellers include Winter Solstice, Wild Mountain Thyme, and Coming Home . Set in London and Cornwall from World War II to present, The Shell Seekers tells the story of the Keeling family, and of the passions and heartbreak that have held them together for three generations. The family centers around Penelope, and it is her love, courage, and sense of values that determine the course of all their lives, Deftly shifting back and forth in time, each chapter centers on one of the principal players in the family's history. the unifying thread is an oil painting entitled "The Shell Seekers," done by Penelope's father. It is this painting that symbolizes to Penelope the ties between the generations. But it is the fate of this painting that just may tear the family apart.

Shelfari edited the contributors of The Shell Seekers Wednesday, July 22 2009.

• Added a contributor: Rosamunde Pilcher: (Primary Author)

Shelfari edited the first sentence of The Shell Seekers Thursday, July 16 2009.

• She sometimes thought that for her, Nancy Chamberlain, the most straightforward or innocent occupation was doomed to become, inevitably, fraught with tedious complication.