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Jack’s Island

Jack’s Island

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Product Description Set on an island off the coast of Australia during World War II, this is an exciting adventure story about friendship, revenge and growing up. When war comes to Australia, Jack's family moves to Rottnest Island while his...

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Product Description Set on an island off the coast of Australia during World War II, this is an exciting adventure story about friendship, revenge and growing up. When war comes to Australia, Jack’s family moves to Rottnest Island while his father helps the military build an airfield. Jack is left to explore his new home with his best friend Banjo … and the pair have a knack for getting in trouble. Trouble that’s exacerbated when their new classmate Dafty seeks revenge against the local schoolmaster for a punishment inflicted on Banjo. Will Dafty’s loyalty lead to things suddenly becoming more serious? Written in short, engaging chapters, this poignant and accessible story for younger readers offers valuable insights into wartime Australia. Other Details Author: Norman Jorgensen Release Date: 2024 Reviews 4 mateship, boys, adventure, mischief, WWII, prejudice, camaraderie, resilience, loyalty, bravery, friendship, inclusion, injustice, community Posted by Novel Insight Reviews on 30th Jan 2024 John Jones [Jack] and his best friend Andrew Paterson [Banjo] are adventurous and constantly getting into trouble. They live on Rottnest Island during WWII, and their parents are involved with building an aerodrome to support the Airforce. Some of their adventures include finding a live grenade, building and crashing go-carts, sneaking onto an army base to steal tar for a canoe, rescuing a barge crew from a fire and meeting Australian Prime Minister, John Curtain. Throughout their adventures, they interact with other people on the island. An incredible, empathetic, and enjoyable story about what life would have been like for young boys during WWII in Australia.

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