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Swimming with Skeletons

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Swimming with Skeletons

The sequel to There’s Money in Toilets, this hilarious adventure tale continues the quest of best friends Nick and Pete to uncover historical artefacts. This time they are seeking the lost treasure of a local bushranger, the disappearance of which has baffled locals and tourists for years. To add to their troubles, the boys are smarting from the discovery by Bill and Paul (the class idiots) of the bushranger’s belt buckle, which has earned them fame and acclaim.
Using Google, science, and a lot of serendipity, Nick and Pete eventually make it to the bushranger’s secret cave, but not before they have a run-in with the ghost of the lake and are forced to do time at the local historical society before taking a swim with a skeleton.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age10+
ISBN9780143304654
Published21/05/2009
Price Per CopyRRP $12.95
1–9 copies$11.65
10–19 copies$11.00
20+ copies$10.36
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Robert Greenberg

Robert Greenberg began his writing career when he won the best sentence competition in Grade 3 at Palmyra Primary School. Now, for 15 years, Robert has been writing quality children’s drama that has screened throughout the world and been awarded Australian and international prizes. As an award-winning scriptwriter for children’s television, he has written for Lift Off and Skytrackers, both of which won AFI awards, he has also won an Australian Writer’s Guild Award for his internationally popular series Round the Twist, as well as writing books for this series. He has recently written for Li’l Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers, Tracey McBean and The Kangaroo Creek Gang. Robert also lectures and runs creative workshops, enthusiastically showing others how to create and write their own quality children’s television drama. In 2003, he was awarded the Centenary Medal for his contribution to the writing of Australian children’s television. Robert lives in Melbourne with his wife and two-year old daughter.

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