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How to grow a family tree / Eliza Henry Jones.
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Catalogue Record 781980
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YF HENR
Young Adult Fiction
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4 Jun 2024
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Catalogue Record 781980
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ISBN
9781460754955 (paperback)
Classification
YF HENR
Personal Name
Henry-Jones, Eliza
Title
How to grow a family tree / Eliza Henry Jones.
Production & Copyright Details
Sydney, NSW : Angus & Robertson, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, 2020.
©2020
Physical Description
330 pages ; 20 cm
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text
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"Heart is where the home is" -- Cover.
Summary Note
Stella may only be seventeen, but having read every self-help book she can find means she knows a thing or two about helping people. She sure wasn't expecting to be the one in need of help, though. Thanks to her father's gambling addiction, Stella and her family now find themselves living at Fairyland Caravan Park. And hiding this truth from her friends is hard enough without dealing with another secret. Stella's birth mother has sent her a letter. As Stella deals with the chaos of her family, she must also confront the secrets and past of her 'other' family. But Stella is stronger than she realises. From the author of P is for Pearl comes a heart-warming book about family, friendship and what home can mean.
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Australian fiction
Young adult fiction
Families -- Juvenile fiction
Teenage girls -- Juvenile fiction
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