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 The Boy Who Taught the Beekeeper to Read - Susan Hill
Description: ISBN 0099458950 / Author: Susan Hill / Genre: Fiction / A young school boy visiting his aunt's country house finds company with the gentle beekeeper and begins teaching the man to read, so that it seems nothing can ever intrude upon their closeness. A young country girl fights ... more  The Boy Who Taught the Beekeeper to Read - Susan Hill ... against becoming a dowtrodden domestic skivvy like her dead mother, while another young girl reaches a delicate understanding with an elderly blind man as they walk along the beach together. On another beach, a more sinister plot unfolds as a gang of boys plan the most wicked deed they can conceive of. |
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Format: Hardback, ISBN: 9780701175962
Pages: 208, Hardcover, Chatto and Windus - Books/Subjects/Fiction ... |
£ 7.25 |
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