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Goodbye Crackernight by Justin Sheedy is a comic memoir of growing up in 1970s Australia. It's the tale of a lost era, when a child's proudest possession wasn't a Playstation but a second-hand bike.
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p style="text-align: justify;">One night a year, the infinite normality of the suburbs is shot with utter magic.
p style="text-align: justify;">Goodbye Crackernight is the story of one boy's childhood in 1970s Australia. It is the story of fireworks, of fun that cost nothing, of second-hand bikes, UFO-crowded skies, streakers, lime green Valiants, half-sucked Sunnyboys and electric pink hotpants. It is a story of growing up and innocence left behing - at a three-day pool party. It is the tale of an era, of far simpler times, of an annua | |  | | Nor the Years Condemn
"Nor the Years Condemn" by Justin Sheedy is a gripping historical fiction based on the true World War II story of how the best & brightest of a generation flew the iconic Spitfire against Nazi tyranny. With staggering irony, this 'best & brightest' had picked one of the fastest ways to die of the War. And won it. "Nor the Years Condemn" is now available as a Print-on-Demand Paperback at Amazon - with Excellent Reviews.
span style="line-height: 115%; font-family: "Tahoma","sans-serif"; color: black; font-size: 10pt" lang="EN">At the beginning of World War 2, Britain was in the deepest trouble imaginable. 5 minutes flying time away crouched a monster. Alone against it, Britain called out to her Empire. For pilots. From all corners of that Empire, they volunteered. Only the best & brightest were chosen. Daniel Quinn was one of these young men who came to fly against the monster. They had a 1-in-3 chance of survival./span>
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Operation Oboe
by Miller Caldwell
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 A delightfully rare Historical Novel. 85% a biography of a spy, musician, mother and her neice trapped behind German lines in World War I. This background led to a diplomatic post in World War II. Aged 92, Vera disclosed her past life one year before |
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