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Author: Inara Strungs
Publisher: Tellwell Talent
Imprint: Tellwell Talent
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.50cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.395kg
ISBN: 9781922628060
ISBN 10: 1922628069
Pages: 268
Publication Date: 07 May 2021
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
'I loved your book so much, maybe because of my parents' similar experiences. Can hardly believe people are so resilient.' (Laura Morwood) 'Really enjoyed Sydney via Siberia-a good mix of the Siberian horror and other, current themes. The characters are believable, although a little eccentric, which makes them interesting and typically Latvian.' (Silvia Sarac) 'Engaging and interesting and a good read despite the difficult subject.' (Linda McInally) 'A captivating story relevant to many contemporary Australians-a displaced family holding onto a rich cultural heritage and past struggles.' (Linda Hopkins) 'A complex, four-part focus ... and stories that sprawl across more than half a century and much of the planet are all handled very engagingly ... Pace is kept mostly cracking through switching perspective and narrative interest ... You cover a lot of issues with a light but deft touch while still fashioning an enjoyable read. That's not easy, so congratulations.' (Tom Flood)
'I loved your book so much, maybe because of my parents' similar experiences. Can hardly believe people are so resilient.' (Laura Morwood) 'Really enjoyed Sydney via Siberia-a good mix of the Siberian horror and other, current themes. The characters are believable, although a little eccentric, which makes them interesting and typically Latvian.' (Silvia Sarac) 'Engaging and interesting and a good read despite the difficult subject.' (Linda McInally) 'A captivating story relevant to many contemporary Australians-a displaced family holding onto a rich cultural heritage and past struggles.' (Linda Hopkins) 'A complex, four-part focus ... and stories that sprawl across more than half a century and much of the planet are all handled very engagingly ... Pace is kept mostly cracking through switching perspective and narrative interest ... You cover a lot of issues with a light but deft touch while still fashioning an enjoyable read. That's not easy, so congratulations.' (Tom Flood)
Author Information
Inara Strungs is an Australian Latvian living in Brisbane. She has qualifications in Arts and medicine (histopathology). Her previously published books are a novel, 'Sunstone', and a work of nonfiction about her parents' traditional Baltic bakery in Sydney, 'Secrets of a Waterloo Baker'.
