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|title=Call the Vet: Farmers, Dramas and Disasters - My First Year as a Country Vet
|author=Birch, Anna
|rating=4.5
|genre=Autobiography
|summary=Newly-qualified vet Anna arrives in the sleepy coastal village of Ebbourne filled with dreams of following in the footsteps of her hero, James Herriot as she starts her new role working in a rural mixed practice. She will be treating farm animals, as well as smaller pets, in a friendly community in a stunning location. However, Anna barely has time to settle in before being thrown headlong into the thick of things with two tricky calvings to deal with and plenty of muck, blood and gore. “Oh yes Mum, it’s a glamorous job...” she laments.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0753555077</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|title=Foxy Tales - The Cunning Plan
|summary=Danny Wallace is the foremost exponent of ‘Bet Based Non-Fiction’ that I know. This is when a bloke says something daft in the pub and follows through; Wallace has started his own cult, his own nation and said Yes to absolutely everything. However, some things are fine as a quirky adventure in the real world, but following people around London and copying their every move? That sounds a little like stalking to me and should perhaps be best explored in the world of fiction. In a world like Danny Wallace’s new novel ‘Who Is Tom Ditto?’
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0091919037</amazonuk>
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