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Home and Other Hiding Places
- Narrated by: Nic English
- Length: 7 hrs and 36 mins
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When eight-year-old Fin and his mum, Lindy, travel to spend Christmas with his gran in Sydney, Fin assumes they’ll return to their isolated country property - the only home he’s ever known. But he soon discovers that this large and crumbling riverside house, surrounded by bush and unwelcoming neighbours, is his home now.
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A clear-eyed, big-hearted novel, Home and Other Hiding Places is a stunning portrait of a boy navigating the world of adult secrets.
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"I loved this wise, tender, funny novel. Fin, having broken my heart, will live there forever." (Fiona McFarlane)
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- Anonymous
- 18-05-2022
Highly recommend!
This novel came up in a list of recommended titles for me and I thought I'd give it a go. Am so glad I did! It is such a moving and poignant story that highlights how innocent and yet perceptive children really are, and the damage adults can do. Jack Ellis writes with incredible authenticity and the narrator does a wonderful job too. 5 stars all-round!
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- Augusta
- 18-04-2022
True Blue
A great adventure story, told with nostalgic Aussie vernacular about the many ways of loving and showing love.
Home and Other Hiding Places covers extensive Australian terrain - culture and landscape. And reminds us all of the astute observations of children and the world they are born into - its limitations, pain, shame and possibilities.
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