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Return to Thrush Green written by Mrs Dora Saint as Miss Read performed by June Barrie on CD (Unabridged)£69.99

During a fine spring in the small village of Thrush Green, residents struggle with their own personal problems, including Joan and Edward Young, whose lifestyle changes with the arrival of Joan's father

Village Affairs written by Mrs Dora Saint as Miss Read performed by June Barrie on CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN: 9780754055679
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Historical
Duration: 370 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: Mrs Dora Saint as Miss Read
Performer 1: June Barrie
Rarity: Rare

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Open the gate to Fairacre, America s favorite English village. The English village of Fairacre may appear idyllically peaceful to passersby, but those who live among its shady lanes always have problems to untangle. When a terrible rumor emerges that the Fairacre School is to be closed and the children...

bused to nearby Beech Green the village is up in arms at once. The schoolmistress, Miss Read, suffers agonizing indecision at the prospect, and her situation is made worse when her infants room teacher decides to leave and the short-tempered Mrs. Pringle becomes more contrary than ever."

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