Secondhand. Very good condition. Minor wear to book corners and edges. Interior and binding are still excellent.
In this gem from the outback, Reginald Birch recalls his childhood in the remote East Kimberley town of Wyndham.
Brilliantly captured are the many bittersweet experiences of his family, such as fleeing the Forrest River Mission in a 1926 wooden-spoked Pontiac to escape the threat of a Japanese invasion during WWII and travelling the vast Kimberley landscape in search of work and a place to settle.
Back in Wyndham, against a backdrop of yarns spun by town and station legends still clinging to their colonial roots, Reginal Birch brings to life the challenges faced by an Aboriginal family as they carve their place in an outback society.
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