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PUBLISHER: Argyll Publishing

ISBN: 9781908931245

PAGES: 27 pages

PUBLICATION DATE:
January 4, 2013

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Nan’s Rabbit

It’s a hot summer’s day on the farm and eight year old Nan is enjoying watching the swallows and their chicks in the coolness of the barn. Suddenly her world darkens. Snuggles the farm cat has brought a baby rabbit in her mouth. What to do? She first rescues the rabbit from the cat’s jaws. Dad says the fox will get it and not to bother. Mary Bromilow’s gentle yet engaging tale has a happy ending as Nan finds a solution.

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