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Talk under water
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- ISBN: 9780702255519
- ISBN: 0702255513
- ISBN: 9780702255526
- ISBN: 0702255521
- ISBN: 9780702255533
- ISBN: 070225553X
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1 online resource (331 p.) - Publisher: St Lucia, Qld. University of Queensland Press, 2015.
Content descriptions
| Formatted Contents Note: | Cover; Author biography; Title page; Imprint page; Dedication; Epigraph; 1 Will; 2 Will; 3 Will; 4 Will; 5 Will; 6 Will; 7 Summer; 8 Will; 9 Summer; 10 Will; 11 Will; 12 Summer; 13 Will; 14 Summer; 15 Will; 16 Summer; 17 Will; 18 Summer; 19 Will; 20 Summer; 21 Will; 22 Summer; 23 Will; 24 Summer; 25 Will; 26 Summer; 27 Will; 28 Summer; 29 Will; 30 Summer; 31 Will; 32 Summer; 33 Will; 34 Will; 35 Summer; 36 Will; 37 Summer; 38 Will; 39 Summer; 40 Will; 41 Will; 42 Summer; 43 Will; 44 Summer; 45 Will; 46 Summer; 47 Will; 48 Summer; 49 Will; 50 Summer; 51 Will; 52 Summer; 53 Will; 54 Will |
| Target Audience Note: | For young adults. |
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Kathryn Lomer grew up on a farm in northwest Tasmania. She left school at 15 and began the first of many and varied jobs in Tasmania and then overseas. She eventually went to university as a mature-age student and became a teacher of English as a Second Language, which she taught for many years in Australia and Japan. She also holds a Graduate Diploma in Journalism, Media and Communications. Talk Under Water is Kathrynâs third young adult novel. Her first, The Spare Room, was a Childrenâs Book Council of Australia Notable Book for Older Readers and her second, What Now, Tilda B?, won the Margaret Scott Prize. Both books were shortlisted for the Childrenâs Peace Literature Award. Kathryn has also published across the genres of adult fiction, short stories and poetry.