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Elsewhere girls / Emily Gale & Nova Weetman.

Elsewhere girls / Emily Gale & Nova Weetman.
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ISBN 9781922330451 (paperback)
Name Gale, Emily author.
Title Elsewhere girls / Emily Gale & Nova Weetman.
Published Melbourne, Victoria : Text Publishing, 2021.
©2021
Description 312 pages ; 20 cm.
Summary Cat has recently started at a new school on a sports scholarship, and she's feeling the pressure of early morning training sessions and the need for total commitment. Fanny loves to swim and she lives for racing, but family chores and low expectations for girls make it very hard for her to fit in even the occasional training session. Cat and Fanny have never met. They both live in the same Sydney suburb, but in different worlds, or at least different times: Cat in current-day Sydney, and Fanny in 1908. But one day, time slips and they swap places. As each girl lives the other's life, with all the challenges and confusion it presents, she comes to appreciate and understand herself and the role of swimming in her own life. Narrated in alternating chapters by Cat and Fanny, Elsewhere Girls is a moving and funny story of two girls with a deep connection, one based on the Australian Olympic champion, Fanny Durack. It's a fresh and engaging exploration of the challenges and pressures for young women growing up in the past and today.
Target audience note 9-12 years old.
Subjects Girls -- Juvenile fiction
Social pressure -- Juvenile fiction
Time travel -- Juvenile fiction
Body swapping -- Juvenile fiction
Australian fiction
Children's stories
Genre Time-travel fiction
Other Names Weetman, Nova author.
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