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   The Bird Cage by Eimar Ultan O’Duffy, 1893-1935 Published: 1932 J J J J J I I I I I Table of Contents Dedication Chapter I ... A Death in the Night. Chapter II ... On the Trail. Chapter III ... A Hot Scent. Chapter IV ... Doubts. Chapter V ... What Miss Philpot Thought. Chapter VI ... Fresh Forces. Chapter VII ... What the Photograph Told.

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   • Set on the rugged Cornish coast, The Birdcage is a twisty, spellbinding novel with unforgettable characters who must piece together their family's darkest secrets. 'Eve Chase does it again! The Birdcage is glorious; a bittersweet, beautifully written, slow burn family drama with a killer kick in the closing chapters.

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   Who wrote the book 'The Birdcage'?

   • Marcia Willett is the author of 'The Birdcage'. If you like books by Lucy Diamond, Trisha Ashley and Carole Matthews, you'll love her gloriously warm novels set in the West Country. It was Felix who named it The Birdcage: the tall house in Bristol where Miss Pidgeon lived with her tenant, the beautiful and talented actress Angel, and Angel's daughter, Lizzie.

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   What is the novel 'The Birdcage' about?

   • The Birdcage is a novel about siblings and sibling rivalry, memory and forgetting, and daughters who are more mature than their father. Eve Chase's story takes place in an isolated manor in windswept Cornwall, where I turned the pages faster and faster to see if the three sisters could put the past - and past grievances - behind them.

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   The diary of a bird cage describes its first days being inhabited by a canary named Jewel. The cage grows fond of Jewel but is unable to communicate with her. When Jewel falls ill, the cage worries for her life. Jewel recovers but later dies, and the cage realizes it accidentally overfilled her food and blames itself for her death. Feeling unforgivable, the cage assumes its owners will throw ...