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Jan Hawkins
Goodreads Author
Born
in Sydney, Australia
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Influences
My gorgeous man and life-long mate
Member Since
June 2012
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https://www.goodreads.com/jan_hawkins
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Shadow Dreaming (The Dreaming, #1)
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2012
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Ghosts of the Great Ocean Road: Australia (Around the Campfire, #2)
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2012
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Discovering Australia & Her Lore: 2013-2014 (Oldies at Large, #2)
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2015
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Spirits of the Rock (The Dreaming, #3)
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2012
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Out on the Never Never... (Around the Campfire, #6)
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2012
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Sky Song (The Dreaming Series, #2)
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2012
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Across the Nullabor (Around the Campfire, #3)
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2012
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The Daintree Rainforest - Far North Queensland - Australia (Around The Campfire, #5)
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2012
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Discovering Australia & Her Lore: 2015 (Oldies at Large, #3)
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An Australian Dinosaur Tour (Around the Campfire, #1)
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2012
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Exploring Aboriginal Lore:
The Spirit Children Series
New Release: Book 3 of the Spirit Children Series
Available in Print : E-book : Audio Book
The Spirit Children, are those born of the Dreaming. Stories of the children who are growing into their traditional skills. Aboriginal Lore and Legend surround them and as they emerge from the initiations, growing from children into young adults. It is a time of discov
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“With an incredulous sigh, I found myself still shaking my head. It all seemed so improbable but I knew he was right. That was the most frustrating part of it all. I knew about the bunyip. How many times had I heard the word as a child? I even knew that they liked still water, quiet billabongs. But if I walked into the Rangers office at Central Station and told them they had a bunyip in their lake! Once more I shook my head. They wouldn’t even bother to lock me up. They would probably take the report and then just file it somewhere... like in the bin, like I was a nutter.”
― Shadow Dreaming
― Shadow Dreaming
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“Just Fat and Cuddly
There’s Aunty, just out of bed, looking a little glum and gloomy,
but I tell you mate, she’s put on weight as her frocks ain’t nice and roomy.
I’ll send her west where there ain’t no pests, where frogs all croak for water,
and I tell you mate she’ll loose the weight and once again she’ll be a corker.
I’m now heading back to my mountain shack, this only if I get the time,
for things won’t go well, she’ll give me hell, when she reads this little rhyme.”
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There’s Aunty, just out of bed, looking a little glum and gloomy,
but I tell you mate, she’s put on weight as her frocks ain’t nice and roomy.
I’ll send her west where there ain’t no pests, where frogs all croak for water,
and I tell you mate she’ll loose the weight and once again she’ll be a corker.
I’m now heading back to my mountain shack, this only if I get the time,
for things won’t go well, she’ll give me hell, when she reads this little rhyme.”
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“With an incredulous sigh, I found myself still shaking my head. It all seemed so improbable but I knew he was right. That was the most frustrating part of it all. I knew about the bunyip. How many times had I heard the word as a child? I even knew that they liked still water, quiet billabongs. But if I walked into the Rangers office at Central Station and told them they had a bunyip in their lake! Once more I shook my head. They wouldn’t even bother to lock me up. They would probably take the report and then just file it somewhere... like in the bin, like I was a nutter.”
― Shadow Dreaming
― Shadow Dreaming
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.”
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“Australian History:
.... does not read like history, but like the most beautiful lies.”
― Following the Equator - Part 7
.... does not read like history, but like the most beautiful lies.”
― Following the Equator - Part 7
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