Village Affairs: The seventh novel in the Fairacre series

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'People in Fairacre simply won't stand for their children being uprooted, and carted away in buses like so many - er, so many-'

'Animals ' prompted Mr Roberts helpfully.

'No, no, not animals,' said Mrs Mawne testily. 'Animals don't go in buses! What I mean is, we won't have it. We'll never let Fairacre school close.'

She looked round the table. Her face was red, her eyes bright.

'Agreed '

The village of Fairacre is buzzing with rumours of the imminent closure of its two-class school. As fears grow amid mounting conjecture, headmistress Miss Read's future hangs in the balance. And trouble is never far away as village life is further disrupted by tangled matrimonial affairs and a police investigation. The community must rally together to face this new threat

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Praise for Village Affairs

  • Absorbing, insightful and affectionate, this delightful novel takes the reader into a gentler world - GOOD BOOK GUIDE

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Miss Read

Miss Read

Miss Read was a teacher by profession who started writing after the

Second World War. In additional to her novels, she has written on

educational and country matters, and worked as a script-writer for the

BBC. She lives in Berkshire, and was made an MBE for her services to

literature.

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