Billabong's Daughter (1924)

by Mary Grant Bruce

Series: Billabong (8)

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Norah, Jim and Wally have to grow up, but that is always the order of things. Growing up brings its own attractions and its own romances. One of the best books in the Billabong series, Billabong's Daughter delves a lot more into the emotions of Jim, Norah and Wally than previous books, using Wally's experience in Queensland and his bonding with Norah as examples.… (more)

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Billabong's Daughter

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Billabong's Daughter

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1924

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Norah, Jim and Wally have to grow up, but that is always the order of things. Growing up brings its own attractions and its own romances. One of the best books in the Billabong series, Billabong's Daughter delves a lot more into the emotions of Jim, Norah and Wally than previous books, using Wally's experience in Queensland and his bonding with Norah as examples.

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Norah aids Irish newcomer Mrs. Reilly, and her daughter Mary Kate, who have settled near Billabong, while Tommy contends with an intruder.

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