| Review |
| Content-Type |
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Fictional Story |
| Description |
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Since well before the ice age, the
badger has been a part of the English countryside, a mysterious and rarely
glimpsed creature of the night.
Ewan Clarkson takes us into this twilight world through the story of Borun, one
of the badgers of the Summercombe wood. A combination of natural enemies and
persecution by local farmers force Borun to leave his home in search of a
new home. As he travels he encounters many adventures in the wild and forms
unusual friendships in his fight for survival in a changing and often
hostile environment. |
| Summary |
|
A dramatic and moving book, based on Ewan
Clarkson's first-hand observation of wildlife. His insights into the natural
order and its conflicts with the world of man provide a thought-provoking
dimension to an exciting story. |
| Written by |
|
Ewan Clarkson |
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Illustrated by |
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David Murray |
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Photographs by |
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None |
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Written in |
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1977 |
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Last Revised in |
|
1977 |
|
Size |
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220mm by 145mm (height by width) |
|
Pages |
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160 |
|
ISBN |
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0 0912 9920 9 |
|
Publisher |
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Hutchinson of London |
|
Copyright Owner |
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Ewan Clarkson |
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In Print? |
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Still in Print |
|
Review Date |
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19 October 2005 |
Front and Cover
| Copyright |
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Copyright in these images is retained
by their owners. Images are shown so you can see what the item looks like
or if you need inspiration to create your own original badger artwork. |
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