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 Mrs.Vole the Vet - Allan Ahlberg
 Mrs.Vole the Vet - Allan Ahlberg ... search for the ideal man - and ideal happy ending.Newest Review: ... three stepsons, eleven rabbits, a new wife, but we will forget about him! Mrs Vole works very hard, day and night, week ... more ... after week, all year round. No job is too little or too big for Mrs Vole. Mrs Vole is always worn out from working so hard, she comes home from work and falls asleep in a chair. Her children make the tea, put her slippers on and worry about her.
The children decide that she needs a boyfriend, Mrs Vole asks what sort of boyfriend, the children say a nice one. Will the children manage to find Mrs Vole a nice boyfriend or will she go on working all the time and always being worn out?
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Mrs.Vole the Vet - Allan Ahlberg: Mrs Vole needs a Boyfriend! (513 words)
by sewbizzie - written on 03/11/08 (Very useful, 157 readings)
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Mrs Vole the Vet is a book which forms part of the Happy Families collection. The front cover of the book is light blue and has a picture of Mrs Vole cuddling a pig and above this is the title in Red lettering. Above the title is the Happy Families logo in yellow rectangles. The back cover of the book is also light blue and has a white rectangle in the middle with a list and a few pictures of other titles available in the collection. The book starts by introducing us to Mrs Vole and her family. She has one son, two daughters, three cats, four dogs and no husband. Mr Vole has three stepsons, eleven rabbits, a new wife, but we will forget about ...
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