
Tigg and the Bandicoot Bushranger
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Narrated by:
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Edwina Wren
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By:
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Jackie French
About this listen
The year is 1859 and the goldfields are filled with diggers—and danger!
Orphaned twelve-year-old Tigg is the Bandicoot Bushranger, the youngest bushranger on the Ballarat goldfields in 1859.
When a robbery goes wrong, Tigg must flee in disguise as one of the tens of thousands of Chinese men and boys braving heat, thirst, starvation and murderous attacks on the long road from Robe in South Australia to the goldfields in Victoria.
But even further danger threatens. Who has offered a large sum of money for Tigg's capture? And is the mysterious Henry Lau a friend or enemy?
To be safe, Tigg must solve the greatest mystery of all.
Who is Tigg?
©2024 Jackie French (P)2024 HarperCollins Publishers
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