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The Lumby lines [#1, Lumby]
| Title | The Lumby lines [#1, Lumby] |
| Names | Fraser, Gail R. |
| Book Number | DBC15584 |
| Title Status | Active |
| Medium | Digital Books |
| Download Link | Downloadable talking book. |
| Annotation | The people of Lumby, a small Pacific Northwest town, didn't know what to make of Pam and Mark Walker when they moved to town and started to rebuild the Montis Abbey as a country inn. The Walkers didn't know what to make of Lumby and its eccentric residents. Adult. Unrated. |
| General Notes | Available from BARD courtesy of the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library. |
| Local Notes | When Pam and Mark Walker, a couple of "East Coasters," purchase the fire-ravaged Monis Abbey, intending to convert the historic landmark into a country inn, the residents of Lumby, a quirky one-moose town, look on with suspicion. As work begins, the Walkers face the open hostility of the cranky old newspaper publisher with a dark secret, and the sometimes helpful, often hapless assistance of the local tradespeople. The benign mayhem and full array of personalities come to life in snippets from the local paper, The Lumby Lines, which offers an endearing glimpse into small town living and the extraordinary moments of ordinary lives. |
| Narrator | Frantz, Evelyn. |
| Series | Fraser. Lumby |
| Length | 8 hours, 20 minutes |
| Local Subject | Gentle or nostalgic - GN |
| Humor - HU | |
| Adult book - AD | |
| Fiction - FI | |
| Produced at WTBBL - PAW | |
| Northwest fiction - NW1 | |
| Cozy mystery - MY4 | |
| Mysteries - MY | |
| LC Subject | City and town life - Fiction |
| Human-animal relationships - Fiction |
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| Sheriffs - Fiction |
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| Northwest, Pacific - Fiction |
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| Humorous fiction |
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| Fiction |
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| Audience Notes | A NLS/BPH |
| Call Number | 813.6 AFI |
| Language | English |
| Released | 2007 |
| Publication Info | Seattle : Center Point Pub. 2007 |
| Original Publication | Recorded from: Thorndike, Me. : Center Point Pub., 2007. 9781602850125 |
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