Haha Man
Jan 2011 · Sold by HarperCollins Australia
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In a marketplace in Afghanistan a young man sees his father die at the hands of the taliban. He races home to protect his wife and children, but it is too late. Devastated by grief, Karim Mazari must flee, but at a time of international uncertainty and terror, compassion can be hard to find. Until he discovers that a passport and a ticket to Australia can be bought ...In Australia anger is growing about the plight of asylum seekers imprisoned in detention centres. Layla, an Afghan migrant, begins an underground campaign to help those behind the razor wire 埡nd is surprised to discover how many Australians are ready to risk everything to support her.Meanwhile, there are reports of an increasing number of deaths from a mysterious virus. Is Australia deliberately being targeted for its involvement in world affairs?
In a marketplace in Afghanistan a young man sees his father die at the hands of the taliban. He races home to protect his wife and children, but it is too late. Devastated by grief, Karim Mazari must flee, but at a time of international uncertainty and terror, compassion can be hard to find. Unti...
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About the author
Sandy McCutcheon was brought up in New Zealand, but since the early 1970s has lived mainly in Australia. He is the author of more than 20 plays and six novels. Sandy currently lives in Brisbane.
Sandy McCutcheon was brought up in New Zealand, but since the early 1970s has lived mainly in Australia. He is the author of more than 20 plays and six novels. Sandy currently lives in Brisbane.
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