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Shooting Stars
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Discover a gripping tale of survival and resilience in this captivating paperback novel by award-winning author Brian Falkner. With the ISBN 9781775433606, this brand new release from Scholastic New Zealand takes readers on a journey through the life of Egan Tucker, a boy who has lived in isolation with his mother in the serene Coromandel bush for 15 years. Egan's life is characterized by lessons taught by his mother, Moana, after escaping an abusive relationship. The story unfolds when a chance encounter with a DOC deer culler introduces Egan to friendship for the first time. But when Moma goes missing during a supply run, Egan embarks on an adventure to Auckland, seeking help from his mother's friend and searching for the friend he made in the wilderness, JT. The transition from the peaceful bush to the chaotic streets of Auckland presents unanticipated challenges, emphasizing themes of survival, personal responsibility, and the impacts of domestic violence. Perfect for young adult readers and enthusiasts of survival stories, this 352-page paperback is not just a story—it's a profound exploration of courage and self-discovery. Dive into this spell-binding adventure that promises to leave a lasting impression on your heart and mind!
CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775433606
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 352
Dimensions Width: 128mm
Height: 198mm
In 15 years, Egan Tucker has spoken to no-one but his mother. Escaping from an abusive husband, Moana (Moma) took baby Egan to live in the Coromandel bush. For 15 years, Moma taught Egan to survive, and instilled in him her code for a good life. A chance meeting with a DOC deer culler (JT) while out hunting, results in Egan finding his first friend. When Moma goes to get supplies one day and never returns, Egan decides to head to Auckland to get help from his mothers friendbut also to try and find JT. But Egan finds that survival amongst the streetkids of Auckland is nothing like living in the bush, and he is unprepared for the tragedy that awaits. This intriguing, spell-binding read from award-winning author Brian Falkner touches on themes of survival, personal responsibility and domestic violence, all couched in a unique and gripping adventure story.
CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775433606
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 352
Dimensions Width: 128mm
Height: 198mm
In 15 years, Egan Tucker has spoken to no-one but his mother. Escaping from an abusive husband, Moana (Moma) took baby Egan to live in the Coromandel bush. For 15 years, Moma taught Egan to survive, and instilled in him her code for a good life. A chance meeting with a DOC deer culler (JT) while out hunting, results in Egan finding his first friend. When Moma goes to get supplies one day and never returns, Egan decides to head to Auckland to get help from his mothers friendbut also to try and find JT. But Egan finds that survival amongst the streetkids of Auckland is nothing like living in the bush, and he is unprepared for the tragedy that awaits. This intriguing, spell-binding read from award-winning author Brian Falkner touches on themes of survival, personal responsibility and domestic violence, all couched in a unique and gripping adventure story.
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