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On
offer
is
this
book,
as
shown
in
the
photo.
Book
one
in
the
series.
The
rear
cover
states:
You
could
ride
all
day
and
never
see
anyone
you
didn't
want
to
see.
Billabong,
a
large
cattle
and
sheep
property
in
the
Australian
countryside,
is
home
to
twelve-year-old
Norah
Linton,
her
widowed
father,
David
and
her
older
brother,
Jim.
Norah's
prim
and
proper
aunts,
who
live
in
the
city,
consider
she
is
in
danger
of
"growing
up
wild"--riding
all
over
Billabong
on her
beloved
pony,
Bobs,
helping
with
the
mustering,
and
joining
in
all
the
holiday
fun
when
Jim
and
his
friends
come
home
from
boarding
school.
A
fishing
trip
they
plan
results
in
unexpected
drama
when
they
discover
a
mysterious
stranger
camped
in
the
bush.
Who
is
this
stranger
and
why
is
he
there?
Subsequent
developments
test
Norah's
resourcefulness
to
the
full.
The
fifteen
enormously
popular
Billabong
books
have
become
Australian
classics.
Three
generations
of
young
readers
have
enjoyed
these
stories,
originally
published
between
1910
and
1942.
While
some
things
then
were
very
different
from
today,
others--such
as
families,
friendships
and
feelings
haven't
changed
at
all,
and
the
Billabong
books
are
as
enjoyable
as
ever. |