The Beak Speaks

The Beak Speaks by Jeremy Strong, published by Puffin in 2003, is a juvenile fiction book that spans 165 pages. The story follows Mark, who is worried about his father’s overwhelming responsibilities after his mother left. In an attempt to help, Mark places an advertisement seeking a girlfriend for his dad, leading to an influx of interested women at the vet’s practice, including the captivating yet sinister Divine.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines themes of family dynamics and the complexities of relationships, all set against the backdrop of a veterinary practice. The book explores the challenges Mark faces as he navigates his father’s newfound attention and the implications of his matchmaking efforts. With elements involving animals and the law, this edition offers a unique perspective on the intersection of personal and professional lives.
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Mark is concerned that his dad has too much to do since his mum left – looking after him and his sister Tammy, the house and his vet’s practice. He advertises for a girlfriend for his dad and soon the surgery is full of eager women, including the beautiful, but evil, Divine.
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