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Bohemia
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Bohemia

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Intriguing, moving and packed with humour, this is the story of the oddball inhabitants of Crubscome village and their struggle to get to grips with the twenty-first century.

After years of being an adventure playground for local teenagers and a base for eccentric folk musicians, an abandoned quarry claims a young life and attracts public attention.

The village is divided between campaigners who want the site cleaned up and Jimmy and the folk club die-hards, who don't. Jimmy's attempts to find a compromise seem to make matters worse. Who will win the battle of the hills?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Brown Dog Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 June 2025
Pages
320
ISBN
9781839529221

Intriguing, moving and packed with humour, this is the story of the oddball inhabitants of Crubscome village and their struggle to get to grips with the twenty-first century.

After years of being an adventure playground for local teenagers and a base for eccentric folk musicians, an abandoned quarry claims a young life and attracts public attention.

The village is divided between campaigners who want the site cleaned up and Jimmy and the folk club die-hards, who don't. Jimmy's attempts to find a compromise seem to make matters worse. Who will win the battle of the hills?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Brown Dog Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 June 2025
Pages
320
ISBN
9781839529221