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This engaging novel follows the lives of women working at the historic Rowntrees chocolate factory in York during 1936. Reader appreciation centers on its authentic portrayal of factory workers experiences throughout their daily routines.
- Award-winning author Gracie Hart writes with focus on Yorkshire settings and family sagas.
- The narrative features friendship, love, and heartbreak among factory workers exploring their identity.
- Published paperback edition offers convenient reading format for fans of historical sagas and British literature.
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xRowntrees Factory, York 1936
The aroma of chocolate was as familiar to Molly Freeman as the nose on her face. Living and schooling on Haxby Road alongside the Rowntrees Chocolate Factory, Molly watched the daily trudge of women employed there in their white uniforms as she sat at her school desk.
When Molly secures a job on the production line at the factory, shes excited to become one of these women. As she labours hard at the factory, she meets Connie. Quickly the two form a close friendship, and Molly begins to see the world differently.
Living their lives to the fullest, loving the wrong men, working long hours, and sharing tears of friendship and heartbreak but always being known and being proud to be called The Rowntrees Chocolate Box Girls Molly and Connie make the most of their lives.
Gracie Hart was born in Leeds and raised on the family farm in the Yorkshire Dales. She writes sagas with a focus on the wars and her native Yorkshire. She began her career as a glass engraver before raising her family, Gracie has now written several family sagas. Gracie Hart also writes as Diane Allen and averages a 4.5 star review rating across her titles.
