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The Slow Lane Walkers Club

By: Rosa Temple
Narrated by: David Thorpe
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Publisher's Summary

A feel-good tale of unlikely friendship, community and learning to live life in the slow lane, perfect for fans of Clare Pooley and Hazel Prior.

Daniel isn’t used to living life in the slow lane. So when he finds himself unexpectedly jobless and back in his old Cornish hometown, he can’t sit still.

Hazel used to be adventurous too. But now widowed and in her 80s, she barely leaves the house. When she sees an advert for Daniel’s new walking club, she grabs at the chance of some excitement.

Daniel’s heart sinks when he sees that the only person who’s turned up for his walking club is the crazy old lady from two doors down. But what he doesn’t expect is to discover that Hazel is one of the most fascinating people he’s ever met....

A gorgeous, warm and uplifting story about friendship, community, adventure and the joy of walking.

©2022 Rosa Temple. All rights reserved (P)2022 Ulverscroft Publishing, UK. All Rights Reserved

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