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Eureka! A Story of the Goldfields

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Eureka! A Story of the Goldfields

Molly and her father have emigrated to Australia to try their luck as gold prospectors in Ballarat, Victoria. Life on the diggings is hard and Molly misses her mother, who died before they left England. A Chinese teenager, Chen, shows Molly and her Papa how to pan for gold and helps them when their food and money run out. Not everyone on the goldfields is friendly, however. Chen and other Chinese diggers are often bullied and the police lock up miners who haven’t paid the exorbitant gold licence fee. Before long, Molly, Papa and Chen are caught up in a protest that will become known as the Eureka Rebellion – a legendary battle that will profoundly affect them all.

FormatHardback
ISBN9780734416810
Published25/11/2019
Standing OrderFebruary 2020 — Premium, Half & PAYG, No. 4
Price Per CopyRRP $26.99
1–9 copies$24.29
10–19 copies$22.94
20+ copies$21.59
Temp O/S Due AugustThis title is out of print and not in stock, but you can still register a backorder. If it reprints within 2 years we'll supply your order automatically; after 2 years backorders are deleted unless you tell us otherwise.

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Mark Wilson

Fine artist Mark Wilson has been illustrating and writing children’s books for over twenty years, at the same time exhibiting as a fine artist in many solo and group exhibitions and performing as a musician. Of his numerous popular children’s books, the most recent are Stranded!, Angel of Kokoda, Journey of the Sea Turtle, My Mother’s Eyes: The Story of a Boy Soldier, The Yellow Turban and Aladdin and The Magic Lamp. Mark has won many awards for illustration and fine art, including Whitley Award for Childrens Literature (The Last Tree 2007); Wilderness Society Award for Children’s Literature (The Extinction Trilogy, wirtten by Gary Crew, 2004); Wilderness Soci

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