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Bodach the Badger by David Stephen
| Review |
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Fictional Story |
| Description |
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In this wild and lonely Highland glen
lives Bodach, an old board
badger, king of the sett: a tough hill cateran who finds friends in the
ranks of Man. Here he guards his home and family, and lives in a wary truce
with his fellow hunters - fox, stoat, eagle, tawny owl and wildcat. For
Bodach, as for them, the real enemies are human... |
| Summary |
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A very well written novel about badgers
and other animals. As one reviewer said, "in the great tradition of
nature-writing that has enriched English Literature". |
| Written by |
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David Stephen |
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Written in |
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1983 |
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Last Revised in |
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1983 |
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Size |
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222mm by 140mm (height by width) |
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Pages |
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192 |
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ISBN |
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0 7126 0176 7 |
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Publisher |
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Century Publishing |
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Copyright Owner |
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David Stephen |
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In Print? |
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Still in Print |
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Review Date |
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19 October 2005 |
Front and Cover
| Copyright |
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or if you need inspiration to create your own original badger artwork. |
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