title: Lily's In London?! (Young Women of Faith, Lily 13)
author: Nancy N. Rue
description: WOW! This time Lily's really on the adventure of a lifetime. How many girls like her get the opportunity to experience life in a different culture? For sure, not a whole lot! When Lily's father becomes a visiting fellow at Oxford University in England, the family tags along. As usual, she "dives" right into the thick of things. Lily wants to make the most of her stay in Oxford and wastes no time sinking her teeth into the culture. She quickly develops a British accent, discovers the Church of England, and learns that God lives in the details of everyday life. She winds up developing some unlikely friendships that ultimately teach her lifelong lessons she'll never forget. But in the end, her adventures strengthen her relationship with God as she realizes, more than ever, there are many possibilities for walking her spiritual path in Christ.
zlib_text: **Duncan Barrett & Nuala Calvi**
  
   **The Sugar Girls**
  
  Tales of Hardship, Love and Happiness in Tate & Lyle’s East End
  
   **Dedication**
  
  For Margaret Denby
  
   **Contents**
  
  [ Cover](kindle:embed:0003?mime=image/jpg)
  
  Title Page
  
  Dedication
  
  Preface
  
  1. Ethel
  
  2. Lilian
  
  3. Gladys
  
  4. Ethel
  
  5. Lilian
  
  6. Gladys
  
  7. Ethel
  
  8. Lilian
  
  9. Gladys
  
  10. Ethel
  
  11. Lilian
  
  12. Gladys
  
  13. Ethel
  
  14. Joan
  
  15. Lilian
  
  16. Gladys
  
  17. Joan
  
  18. Ethel
  
  19. Gladys
  
  20. Joan
  
  21. Ethel
  
  22. Gladys
  
  23. Joan
  
  24. Ethel
  
  Epilogue
  
  Acknowledgements
  
  About the Authors
  
  Copyright
  
  About the Publisher
  
   _ **Preface**_
  
  Heading east out of the City of London, just past Poplar and the Isle of Dogs,
  you’ll find the artificial peninsula of Silvertown: a narrow strip of land two
  and a half miles long, sandwiched between the Royal Docks and the broad sweep
  of the Thames.
  
  By the mid-twentieth century this area was home to a score of factories, from
  British Oil & Cake Mills at one end to Henley’s Cable Works a