L J Hargreaves

The Cull of the Badgers (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A government policy. Men seeking power and recognition. The plight of an iconic, beloved woodland animal Defra, under misguided information have commenced the cruel killing of badgers to eliminate bovine Tuberculosis which they mistakenly believe is transmitted by the badgers. New, recruits Sarah, Shams and Geoffrey working for Defra have met and formed an alliance with the badger's leader of the colony; the honourable High Lord Luminous Snowspirit to help protect them from the cruel slaughter. All the forest animals including the Hedgehogs, the historical nemesis of the badgers have made a treaty to help defend them, but is this enough? Sacrifices are made, loved ones lost, but do the badgers survive?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse UK
• Seitenzahl: 212
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781665595766
• Artikelnr.: 69341699

Autorenporträt

L J Hargreaves was born in Singapore and as a child, read books set in England falling in love with the countryside and its forest animals. She subsequently married her beloved John, an Englishman, who brought her to England and settled in Lancashire. Taking every opportunity to appreciate the lush countryside's of both Lancashire and Yorkshire, she enjoyed woodland walks with the anticipation of a possible chance of spotting a rabbit or a deer. On one occasion she had seen a lumbering badger and immediately this iconic creature became her favourite woodland animal. Sadly, John passed away leaving her with four very young girls who looked forward to bedtime stories and it became much easier for L J to create a tale each night to satisfy her children. Dinosaurs were her childrens' favourite animals but with the cull of the badgers that she holds close to her heart, she decided to write her first book on their plight to tell the dramatic tale of the injustice brought onto them.