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Càit An Dèan Mi Mo Nead?

Càit An Dèan Mi Mo Nead?

David Hutchison / Seordag Murray

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Flying Sheep Publishing
Año de edición:
2020
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ISBN:
9781838028046
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Càit An Dèan Mi Mo Nead?  (Where Will I Make My Nest?)  is inspired by a traditional gaelic poem about a hen looking for a place to make a nest .  Set in the small crofting community of Assynt (in NW Sutherland), the story interweaves the modern and ancient. Seordag is a metal hen with a TV set body. On her quest to find a place to make her nest,  Seordag  encounters a helpful seagull, a cow-fiddle, an accordian sheep, a talking cement mixer and Marlene, the hardy crofter. Seordags’ new friends help her to make a fabulous hen house where she lays three eggs. They hatch into mobile phone chicks and they have a grand ceilidh.

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