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	title:	Return to Akenfield
	author:	Craig Taylor
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Granta Books
	released:	March 5, 2007
	isbn:	1862079234
	isbn-13:	9781862079236

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Customer Reviews
Excellent insight into country life - Rated I haven't read the original Akenfield that this book is based on but I definitely will now. I really enjoyed this book's insights into rural English life, and how thing have changed between the original book and this re-visiting. Its descriptions of country living, recounted through the eyes of those who live there - be it the publican, the farmer, the new urban escapees, or those who have never left - are beautifully told and refreshingly unsentimental - and really made me think about the challenges and realities of a rural society.

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Excellent insight into country life - Rated 5/5
I haven't read the original Akenfield that this book is based on but I definitely will now. I really enjoyed this book's insights into rural English life, and how thing have changed between the original book and this re-visiting. Its descriptions of country living, recounted through the eyes of those who live there - be it the publican, the farmer, the new urban escapees, or those who have never left - are beautifully told and refreshingly unsentimental - and really made me think about the challenges and realities of a rural society.