The Midsummer Notebook of a Country Rat

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The Midsummer Notebook of a Country Rat, is about the travels and adventures of Branwell, the elegant country rat, and his friend Lukin, the little bad wolf. It is curiously oldfashioned in feel, and is in a similar vein to “The Wind in the Willows” by Kenneth Grahame, or even “Three Men in a Boat” by Jerome K. Jerome.The story is a quest of sorts, in this case to find Lukin’s troublesome grandfather, B.O. Wolf, who has walked out of the zoo park where he lives, to go to Spain to see the World Cup. We follow them as they pursue him over land and sea, all the way to Stonehenge.
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AuthorFirmin, Peter
PublisherKaye & Ward
PlaceKingswood
Year1983
EditionFirst edition.
ISBN9780718226015
BindingHardcover
ConditionVery Good
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