Miss Read returns to the quaint village of Wood Green to explore the setting that inspired her Thrush Green novels. Text from the books is combined with charming color drawings for a privileged glimpse of an enchanting world. Full-color illustrations. Fiction/5(). · Miss Read’s Thrush Green. Victoria Connelly Posted on. 30th May by Victoria 31st May Last Sunday, I travelled to the heart of the Cotswolds to a very special place – Wood Green near Witney – the inspiration behind Miss Read’s fictional ‘Thrush Green’. 13 rows · In this book, Miss Read chronicles about the life in a small town. These series have achieved a Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins.
Thrush Green is a series of novels by English author Miss Read (Dora Jessie Saint). The series is set in a village on the English countryside known as Thrush Green. The village neighbours Read's other series, www.doorway.ru series is a social comedy, full of gentle humour and social commentary (albeit subtle). Friends at Thrush Green by Miss Read We have moved!!!! It was a very emotional start to the week, saying farewell (but not goodbye!!) to friends and neighbours, a slight delay at the Solicitors and sorting removals, but we did it and made it into to our new home. The World of Thrush Green by Miss Read Paperback Book The Fast Free Shipping. Pre-owned Pre-owned Pre-owned. $ Free shipping Free shipping Free shipping. Buy 1, get 1 5% off Buy 1, get 1 5% off Buy 1, get 1 5% off. The Year at Thrush Green by Miss Read Book The Fast Free Shipping.
Miss Read’s Thrush Green. Victoria Connelly Posted on. 30th May by Victoria 31st May Last Sunday, I travelled to the heart of the Cotswolds to a very special place – Wood Green near Witney – the inspiration behind Miss Read’s fictional ‘Thrush Green’. Thrush Green Hardcover – January 1, by. Miss Read (Author) › Visit Amazon's Miss Read Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author. Miss Read (Author) out of 5 stars. ratings. It seems fitting to review these 2 books together, as there are actually similar plot devices in both. It becoming apparent that Miss Read was perhaps coming to the end of her time writing about Thrush Green. As always, the books are gentle, the pacing slow and the characters well-loved. And both are filled with Miss Read's wry sense of humour.
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