When a boat carrying a group of asylum seekers is sunk by a freak wave, Faris wakes from the shipwreck in an Australia he's always dreamed of. There are kangaroos grazing under orange trees and the sky is always blue. On a nearby beach, Faris meets a group of young people who have come from far different times and places. They are also seeking refuge, and each has their own story of why they had to leave their own story of why they had to leave their country to make a new life for themselves. IT is only when Faris chooses to return to 'real life' and find his father in Australia that he learns the extraordinary truth about the friends he made in the golden beach. From one of Australia's best - loved authors comes a remarkable story about Australia's long history of migration and the people who make up our country.
Lien og Haaland beskriver et ' felt av gjenger , deres historie , medlemmenes forbilder og indre koder . Hele tiden er fokuset på den fysiske voldens plass i gjengtilværelsen . Rapporten kan derfor sees på som en fortsettelse til den ...
This is Me: Stories from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Children and Young People
This book is about another child--a Jewish kid from Iraq who barely survived the trauma of exile to Israel years earlier and ended up in the United States.