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Poppy’s 2024 Year in Books
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Poppy Gee
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Vanishing Falls
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Bay of Fires
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I hope this exquisite and powerful collection of poetry and art finds many readers. For many of us, these poems and drawings will be devastatingly familiar. You won’t need to refer to the artist’s notes at the back to know you’re looking at Hind, the ...more |
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| I adored The Watchnight - it’s a refreshingly original historical crime novel. Journalist and novelist Michael Burge weaves together facts with riveting fiction, breathing life into a forgotten pocket of Australian history. With elegant prose and int ...more | |
“In this garden, the air was sweet and clean, like the cool water running in the creek. Beyond the garden was the rainforest, a damp cathedral of fragrant myrtle and sassafras, sprawling mosses and ancient lichen... There was only one road into Vanishing Falls... the road meandered through hilly green pastures where black-and-white cows grazed, past pretty weatherboard farmhouses with splendid man ferns out front, thick hedges, and rose gardens.”
― Vanishing Falls
― Vanishing Falls
“There were two rabbits nibbling the green tufts growing around a fence post. She tried to creep up and pat them, but they scampered away before she could get close.”
― Vanishing Falls
― Vanishing Falls
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| You'll love this ...: YLTO End-of-the-Year Book Awards Reminder | 32 | 91 | Mar 27, 2013 03:59PM | |
| Aussie Readers: The place for all your Aussie Authors for 2013 | 51 | 143 | Aug 25, 2013 09:06PM | |
| Aussie Readers: **Winter Reading Challenge - 2013** | 724 | 286 | Sep 02, 2013 07:43PM | |
| Literary Exploration: Most Anticipated Books Of 2013 | 24 | 131 | Sep 24, 2013 11:12PM | |
| Aussie Readers: Annual Aussie Author Challenge 2013 | 632 | 381 | Dec 21, 2013 09:08PM |
“And I think about what it is to be too old and how I don't want to get there and wish I had spent my life feeling happier with what I'd had, rather than always feeling bad about what I'd done.”
― The Passengers
― The Passengers
“Jack had other friends, men with whom he played golf, went sailing, or had long business lunches. Some were farmers he had known since he was a boy, others were friends from boarding school or work connections. They were friends who required something of him, a level of either intellectual or professional engagement. With Cliff he could relax. It wasn't so much that he could be more himself. Rather, with Cliff, he could be nothing.”
― Vanishing Falls
― Vanishing Falls
“If you think about where murderers hide bodies, it's bound to be a place they know. You wouldn't drive to a new place. Too risky. It would make sense for the place where you dispose of a body to be close by. You would choose a place that you've been before, even if it was years ago.”
― Vanishing Falls
― Vanishing Falls
“Burying a person in the rainforest is like throwing a body off a boat into the ocean. It's too dense to search...”
― Vanishing Falls
― Vanishing Falls
“The air was fragrant with the cinnamon-scented sassafras bark. A flock of birds, white on the blue sky, fell like they had lost their breath in unison.”
― Vanishing Falls
― Vanishing Falls
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Hey Y’all, We’ve been reading together for awhile and we don’t know about you, but we’re ready to hear your thoughts and opinions. This group is a pl ...more
