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Sydney Bridge upside down /...
Harry Baird lives with his mother, father and younger brother Cal in Calliope Bay, at the edge of the world. Summer has come, and those who can have left the bay for the allure of the far away city. Among them is Harry's mother, who has left behind a case of homemade ginger beer and a vague promise of return. Harry and Cal are too busy enjoying their holidays, playing in the caves and the old abandoned slaughterhouse, to be too concerned with her absence. When their older cousin - the beautiful, sophisticated Caroline - comes from the city to stay with the Bairds, Harry is besotted. With their friend Dibs Kelly, the boys and Caroline spend the long summer days exploring the bay and playing games. But Harry is very protective of Caroline and jealous of the attention she receives from other men. And what looked to be a pleasurable summer is overshadowed by certain 'accidents' in the old slaughterhouse and a general air of suspicion and distrust
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monografia Rebiun37916427 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun37916427 m o d cr ||||||||||| 890401s1968 enk o 000 f eng d GB6818891 bnb 0709103573 hbk.) 9780709103578 hbk.) INARC eng INARC OCLCO OCLCL OCLCQ u-nz--- NZ823.2 21 Ballantyne, David 1924-1986.) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJwMGWvjYcRrwf8vbM8V4q Sydney Bridge upside down David Ballantyne London Hale : [Christchurch] N.Z. Whitcombe & Tombs 1968 London [Christchurch] N.Z. London Hale : [Christchurch] N.Z. Whitcombe & Tombs 1 online resource (223 pages) 1 online resource (223 pages) Text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier 8vo. rdabf Novel by a New Zealand author Harry Baird lives with his mother, father and younger brother Cal in Calliope Bay, at the edge of the world. Summer has come, and those who can have left the bay for the allure of the far away city. Among them is Harry's mother, who has left behind a case of homemade ginger beer and a vague promise of return. Harry and Cal are too busy enjoying their holidays, playing in the caves and the old abandoned slaughterhouse, to be too concerned with her absence. When their older cousin - the beautiful, sophisticated Caroline - comes from the city to stay with the Bairds, Harry is besotted. With their friend Dibs Kelly, the boys and Caroline spend the long summer days exploring the bay and playing games. But Harry is very protective of Caroline and jealous of the attention she receives from other men. And what looked to be a pleasurable summer is overshadowed by certain 'accidents' in the old slaughterhouse and a general air of suspicion and distrust New Zealand New Zealand. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39QbtfRmXBg7mpKX7p4DJ8Kqp New Zealand fiction- 20th century New Zealand fiction- 20th century Bildungsromans. Bildungsromans.