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Rebecca
Shaw, 2001, paperback, 288 pages
Rebecca Shaw's
Barleybridge series is set in a fictional veterinary hospital in Dorset
and revolves around the lives of both the staff and animal patients.
In this first volume, Kate, who starts her first day at the practice,
has little time for being nervous as she is rushed off her feet.
At the end of the first week it is not just the animals who win Kate's
affections, but to the dismay of her boyfriend, there is an attractive Australian
called Scott.
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Rebecca
Shaw, 2002, paperback, 272 pages
The vets practice
which normally runs so smoothly, is disrupted by the new locum, Dan, who
seems to be annoying just about everyone with his abrupt manner and
unreasonable demands.
Kate finds she likes his no-nonsense approach.
When she is confronted by a tragedy at home, it is Dan who helps her.
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Rebecca
Shaw, 2003, paperback, 288 pages
The lively
Barleybridge Veterinary Hospital is bustling with energy as everyone is
working hard to make sure the domestic and farm animals are
treated. At the same time some of the staff are coping with
problems in their personal lives, with Kate contemplating going to
veterinary college to fulfil her dream.
This is a funny but tender novel about life in the country.
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Rebecca
Shaw, 2005, paperback, 320 pages
This title is the
fourth in the Barleybridge series. Dan has to have time off work
following an accident, with Scott returning from Australia to fill the
void and to break more female hearts.
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Jane
Smiley, 2001, paperback, 714 pages
Set in the world of
horse racing, this novel puts us amongst trainers, horse mad girls,
billionaire breeders and restless track wives, painting a picture of a
world that is passionate, cold hearted, pure and corrupt.
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Jane
Smiley, 1992, paperback, 400 pages
Larry is a
successful farmer in Iowa. Widowed, he has three daughters, Ginny
and Rose who work on the farm and Caroline who is a lawyer. When
Larry decides to retire and give the ownership of the farm to his
daughters, Caroline's reservations on the plan means she is cut out of
the ownership.
This novel won both America's highest literary awards, the Pulitzer
Prize for fiction and National Book Critics Circle Award.
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Richard
Adams, 1973, paperback, 480 pages
This classic book
is still as popular today as when it was first published thirty years
ago. Fiver could sense danger - something terrible was going to
happen to the warren. They had to leave the warren, so Fiver and
his brother Hazel, persuade as many other rabbits as possible to join
them - and so a band of rabbits begin a long and perilous journey.
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Kenneth
Grahame, 1989, paperback, 256 pages
Recently voted as
one of the UK's favourite novels, this title recounts the tales of
Ratty, Mole, Badger and the loveable rogue Toad in a series of
adventures accumulating in the recapture of Toad Hall.
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The
Animals of Farthing Wood |
Colin
Dann, 2006, paperback, 320 pages
Farthing Wood is
being bulldozed, forcing the various animals to leave their homes and
set off to a far away nature reserve. Their journey is full of
adventure and fraught with disasters.
The animals must unite in adversity. This classic and much loved
story is about tolerance, cooperation, survival and friendship.
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Jilly
Cooper, 2003, paperback, 928 pages
Set against the
Cotswolds, this title takes the lid off international showjumping.
Jake Lovell is driven to the top by his loathing of Rupert
Campbell-Black. Their feud finally erupts with devastating
consequences during the Los Angles Olympics.
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