Climbing the Coconut Tree

Author:   S C Karakaltsas
Publisher:   Karadie Publishing
ISBN:  

9780994503220


Pages:   316
Publication Date:   10 March 2016
Format:   Paperback
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Climbing the Coconut Tree


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Author:   S C Karakaltsas
Publisher:   Karadie Publishing
Imprint:   Karadie Publishing
Dimensions:   Width: 12.70cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 20.30cm
Weight:   0.345kg
ISBN:  

9780994503220


ISBN 10:   0994503229
Pages:   316
Publication Date:   10 March 2016
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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'The novel was an enjoyable summer read, well written and researched. The descriptive language employed by the writer easily transports you into the Pacific colonial world of the story's protagonists and puts you, the reader, in amongst the action.' Adam Hussey, Historical Novel Society The atmosphere is gripping and the 'feel' for the island real. I'll look for more by this author. Peter Lingard, author of Boswell's Fairies Bluey, a young naive man is thrown into another world of alcohol and violence. His eyes are opened wide to the way other racial groups are treated and his world is tossed upside down by a vicious double murder. A gripping read to the end, this story also gave me a picture of Australia's past on the other side of colonialism. Eugene


'The novel was an enjoyable summer read, well written and researched. The descriptive language employed by the writer easily transports you into the Pacific colonial world of the story's protagonists and puts you, the reader, in amongst the action.' Adam Hussey, Historical Novel Society ""The atmosphere is gripping and the 'feel' for the island real. I'll look for more by this author."" Peter Lingard, author of Boswell's Fairies ""Bluey, a young naive man is thrown into another world of alcohol and violence. His eyes are opened wide to the way other racial groups are treated and his world is tossed upside down by a vicious double murder. A gripping read to the end, this story also gave me a picture of Australia's past on the other side of colonialism."" Eugene


'The novel was an enjoyable summer read, well written and researched. The descriptive language employed by the writer easily transports you into the Pacific colonial world of the story's protagonists and puts you, the reader, in amongst the action.' Adam Hussey, Historical Novel Society The atmosphere is gripping and the 'feel' for the island real. I'll look for more by this author. Peter Lingard, author of Boswell's Fairies Bluey, a young naive man is thrown into another world of alcohol and violence. His eyes are opened wide to the way other racial groups are treated and his world is tossed upside down by a vicious double murder. A gripping read to the end, this story also gave me a picture of Australia's past on the other side of colonialism. Eugene


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S.C Karakaltsas is a Melbourne based writer. This is her debut novel.

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