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Fairacre Festival is a very good volume in the series. An unexpected storm rips through the village leaving damage in it's wake, the worst of which is the church. Strong winds uproot trees and send one slamming into the roof of the church. After assessing the damage, the architect predicts that the repairs will be in the astonishing /5(52).

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Village School. This is the genesis novel that marks the journey of Miss Read as a novelist and also the pioneer book in the Fairacre Series by Miss Read. The book has about pages and had its initial publication in The first day of October brings an unheralded and violent storm, which whips through the Cotswold village of fairacre, blowing down trees and telephone poles - and, worst of all, damaging the roof of St.

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Fairacre Festival is a very good volume in the series. An unexpected storm rips through the village leaving damage in it's wake, the worst of which is the church.

Strong winds uproot trees and send one slamming into the roof of the church. After assessing the damage, the architect predicts that the repairs will be in the astonishing /5(47). Fairacre Festival book Fairacre series began in with the novel Village School.

The series lasted 20 novels and 1 collection until the novel A Peaceful Retirement, published in Below is a list of Miss Read’s Fairacre books in order of when they were first published (which is also their chronology): Publication Order of Fairacre Books.

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The Fairacre Festival by Miss Read. June 22 comes up with the marvellous idea of hosting a Fairacre Festival in the summer- a sort of Edinburgh Festival on a smaller scale.

A number of smaller events like a fête, a jumble sale, whist drives, bingo and dances are planned around the main event- a Son et Lumiére with St. Patrick’s as the. The Fairacre book series by Miss Read includes books Village School, Village Diary, Storm in the Village, and several more.

See the complete Fairacre series book list in order, box sets or omnibus editions, and companion titles. The Fairacre series written by author Miss Read consist of 20 books totally, which were published between the years and The debut book in the series was titled as ‘Village School’.

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Fairacre is a village of cottages, a church and the school - and, at the heart of the school, its head mistress Miss Read. Through her discerning eye, we meet the villagers of Fairacre and see their trials and tribulations, from the irascible school cleaner Mrs Pringle, to the young school children, with their scraped knees, hopeful faces and inevitable mischief.

But then, finally, barricaded in the small room to find some peace and solitude during this lockdown, I realised my only companion, and reason for staying longer in this grabbed-for chance for privacy, was a Miss Read book, Fairacre Festival, left on the floor by Harriet.

So, I picked it up. I started reading it. Fairacre Festival () When a violent storm passes through Fairacre, there is considerable damage to homes, trees, and also to historic St Patrick’s church roof.

To the consternation of the villagers, it is revealed that the cost of. The Fairacre Festival by Miss Read,Center Point Pub. edition, in EnglishPages: The Fairacre Festival -- Tiggy Access-restricted-item true Addeddate Boxid IA Boxid_2 CH Borrow this book to access EPUB and PDF files.

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Series reading order, cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. Book Review: The Fairacre Festival. The Fairacre Festival written by Miss Read pages originally published in I'd been wanting to try a Miss Read book for a long time and was so pleased to find this one at the used book store.

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Fairacre Festival, The by Miss Read and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at   Tthe first day of October brings an unheralded and violent storm, which whips through Fairacre, blowing down trees and telephone poles -- and, worst of all, damaging the roof of St.

Patrick’s Church. The inhabitants of tiny Fairacre can’t imagine how they will be able to afford the repairs, until Mr. Willett suggests a fundraising : Miss Read. Storm in the Village, Miss Read, Headmistress of Fairacre School, learns of a proposed new housing development that soon has the citizens of Fairacre up in arms.

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Fairacre Festival. Miss Read. ISBN ISBN 13 Condition: Good. The book has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Some minor wear to the spine. Paperback or Softback.

Condition: New. The Fairacre Festival. Book. Seller Inventory # BBS More information. (Village School, Village Diary, Storm in the Village, Fairacre Festival) Octogenarian mother of novelist, Basil Bradley’s, and a brewer’s widow.

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See more ideas about Reading, Books to read and My books pins. Newburgh Route Newburgh, NY () Mon - Sat: 8am - 8pm Sun: 8am - 7pm. Sequel to the first Fairacre omnibus, this second omnibus consists of the next four novels in the Fairacre saga: "Miss Clare Remembers" (), "Over the Gate" (), "The Fairacre Festival" () and "Emily Davies".

Other books by Miss Read (Dora Saint) include "Mrs Pringle".Price Range: $ - $ Both are set in the historical past of Caxley, the nearby market town to Fairacre where Fairacre people go from time to time. Fairacre and Beech Green, a nearby village, are mentioned. They end before the first Fairacre book starts.

The THRUSH GREEN Novels: 1. Thrush Green ‘59 2. Winter in Thrush Green ‘61 3. Storm in the Village, Miss Read, Headmistress of Fairacre School, learns of a proposed new housing development that soon has the citizens of Fairacre up in arms.

In The Fairacre Festival, after a storm damages the church roof, the villagers must raise money for repairs.

When an October storm does severe damage to the roof of St. Patrick's church, the whole town of Fairacre works together to put on a festival and raise money for the repairs. Publisher: Academy Chicago Publishers ISBN: Number of pages: Weight: 91 g Dimensions: x x 13 mmAuthor: Miss Read.

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Online family Christian book store.The first Fairacre novel appeared ebookebook last in The first Thrush Green novel appeared in The principal character in the Fairacre books, Miss Read, is an unmarried schoolteacher in a small village school, an acerbic and yet compassionate observer of village : Dora Jessie Shafe, 17 April.