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Sydney bridge upside down / by David Ballantyne ; introduction by Kate De Goldi.

By:

Ballantyne, David

Contributor(s):

De Goldi, Kate, 1959-

Series: Text classicsPublication details: Melbourne : Text Publishing, 2012.Edition: 1st edDescription: xiii, 277 p. ; 20 cmISBN:

9781921922374 (pbk.)

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DDC classification:

NZ823.2 23

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Summary: There was a simple country boy who lived on the edge of the world, and his name was Harry Baird. That is not the whole story. First published in 1968, Sydney Bridge Upside Down has long been considered a New Zealand literary masterpiece. Published now for the first time in Australia, this brilliant tale, told in an entirely distinctive voice, deserves a place on the bookshelf alongside period classics like Wake in Fright and My Brother Jack.

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Item type	Home library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item reserves
Book	Melbourne Athenaeum Library	Fiction	BAL	Available		052755

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There was a simple country boy who lived on the edge of the world, and his name was Harry Baird. That is not the whole story.

First published in 1968, Sydney Bridge Upside Down has long been considered a New Zealand literary masterpiece. Published now for the first time in Australia, this brilliant tale, told in an entirely distinctive voice, deserves a place on the bookshelf alongside period classics like Wake in Fright and My Brother Jack.

Also available online.

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