Duncton wood
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old tree man
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Duncton wood
I was wandering around my local charity shops when i came across this lovely book that i read many years ago, Duncton wood by William Horwood, i started reading it now i can't put it down..............
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Silver Ether
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Re: Duncton wood
oh yes ... when I have a book clear out its one that goes bakc on my shelf ... even though ti turned yellow with age ...
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old tree man
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Re: Duncton wood
Your welcome Susie, there's a few in the series there lovely books i hope you enjoy them 
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Mrs Moustoir
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Re: Duncton wood
Brings back memories - it is a lovely read. I read it to my kids as well.
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spider8
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Re: Duncton wood
Wow that takes me back. My hubby couldn't understand how I could get so 'into' a novel about moles!
Don't know what I did with the book...........lost it in our library I guess!
Don't know what I did with the book...........lost it in our library I guess!
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Re: Duncton wood
How coincidental! I'm in the middle of reading this myself. It was the first "proper" book I read as a child and I loved it. I keep going back to it every year. Such a lovely story, definatly worth a read.