The Hammerhead Light
May 2013 · Sold by Lothian Children's Books
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To Tessa and all the people of Snapper Bay, the Hammerhead Light is more than just a lighthouse – it is a symbol of all that is enduring and safe. Tessa has grown up within sight and sound of the light and she has formed a strong bond with old Axel, the lighthouse keeper. Both their lives are changed by their fight to save the lighthouse and by their love of a strange migratory bird, the whimbrel – and Tessa begins to learn the meaning of change and the pain of growing up.
To Tessa and all the people of Snapper Bay, the Hammerhead Light is more than just a lighthouse – it is a symbol of all that is enduring and safe. Tessa has grown up within sight and sound of the light and she has formed a strong bond with old Axel, the lighthouse keeper. Both their lives are cha...
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Australia's most distinguished writer for children, Colin Thiele, AC, wrote books for children for over forty years. His books, including the multi-award winning STORM BOY, THE SUN ON THE STUBBLE and BLUE FIN, have won numerous Australian and international awards and have been made into many classic films, TV series, plays and picture books. Born and raised in the Barossa Valley, Colin died in Brisbane in 2006.
Australia's most distinguished writer for children, Colin Thiele, AC, wrote books for children for over forty years. His books, including the multi-award winning STORM BOY, THE SUN ON THE STUBBLE and BLUE FIN, have won numerous Australian and international awards and have been made into many clas...
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