ROSA Members in Print

This page has been started to help publicise and promote the published works of ex-Reedham scholars.

We are sure that there are many other old scholars out there who have had items published, either in print or on the Internet and we would like to hear about them so we can help spread news of their work too.

Please send any further information to rosa@reedham.org.uk

RODSON – by Ken Good. An adventurous journey, a life’s destination.

On May 6th at Glengollan Village in Ferntree Gully, Victoria, Australia a 90 year old retired business management specialist, Ken John Good, was the focus at the launch of his first full-length novel ‘Rodson’.  Guests from the media, public libraries and health and aged-care organisations attended the special.

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BORN TO BE QUEEN – Daisy Solomons’ memoir reveals the other side of the Bohemian 50s and 60s

The remarkable memoir of Daisy Solomons’ Born to be Queen was launched on Thursday 8th September at the Old Fire Station, Mayton Street, London N7 6QT.

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THE URBAN GUESTHOUSE – by Penny (Daisy) Solomons

Many people dream of offering bed and breakfast from their home and never having to go out to work again. Penny and Laurence Solomons turned that dream into reality, running a highly successful guesthouse in London for eight years.

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FATHERLESS – MY STORY AS AN ORPHAN – by Margaret Harris (nee Thomas)

This book, which is produced ‘In-house’ by ROSA,  is an account of her time at Reedham and is a charming read, which we thoroughly recommend. All proceeds are being split, in accordance with Margaret’s wishes, between The Reedham Trust, ROSA and Cancer Research.

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WW2 REVISITED – Memories of Reedham in Wartime

This book, which is produced ‘In-house’ by ROSA, contains the reminiscences of ROSA members who were at Reedham during World War 2. Here you will find fond and sometimes sad memories of old friends and also descriptions of individuals and happenings. We would like to thank all those who sent in items for this project.

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