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Empire day / Diane Armstrong ; read by Deidre Rubenstein.
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9781742852669
Name
Armstrong, Diane, 1939-
Title
Empire day / Diane Armstrong ; read by Deidre Rubenstein.
Published
Tullamarine, Vic. : Bolinda Audio, p2011
Description
13 sound discs (CD) : digital, stereo ; 12 cm.
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Complete & unabridged.
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Read by Deidre Rubenstein.
Summary
Bondi Junction in the late 1940s is a microcosm of changing Australia, and life is changing too fast for locals like salt-of-the-earth Pop Wilson, prickly Miss McNulty and feisty single mum Kath, all of whom resent the Europeans who have moved in. The newcomers are struggling to rebuild their lives while the unhealed wounds of the past threaten to overwhelm them. As the lives of the neighbours intere, unexpected new relationships cause tragedy for some, but forgiveness and salvation for others. Ultimately the residents of Wattle Street discover that behind closed doors, Old as well as New Australians have secret heartaches which poison their lives. Can we ever forget the past, or does it continue to fester inside us? Can understanding be forged from prejudice and fear?
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Talking books
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Australian fiction
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Rubenstein, Deidre, 1948-
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Australian literature
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Children's stories, Australian
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Science fiction, Australian
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Short stories, Australian
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Armstrong, Diane, 1939-
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