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Bowden, Andrew

Andrew Bowden is a retired rural parish priest living in Gloucestershire. He loves rediscovering children’s books and is an avid collector. He has also written a few books about the rural church, which have been well received but are never likely to feature in Slightly Foxed.

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20211115132823 Andrew Bowden on Margot Pardoe Bunkle books, SF Issue 72

Bowled Over by Bunkle

Andrew Bowden on Margot Pardoe’s Bunkle books

Bunkle began it for me. Searching for a gentle, undemanding get-me-to-sleep read, I happened on my wife’s childhood copy of a book called Bunkle Began It by Margot Pardoe. On a quick skim, I discovered that it was set in a seaside town on the edge of Exmoor which was my own home territory during the war. It also took me back to a Children’s Hour play with Bunkle as the lead character which had scared the wits out of me but was compulsive listening.

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