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Dive into the thrilling world of 'Barney and the Secret of the French Spies'! This captivating B-format paperback, published by HarperCollins Publishers in 2018, is perfect for young readers fascinated by Australia's colonial history. In this fourth installment of The Secret Histories series, award-winning author Jackie French masterfully unveils life in 1798 through the eyes of orphaned farmer Barney Bean. As Barney enjoys the fruits of his labor in New South Wales, he is suddenly faced with the mystery of his childhood friend, Elsie, who harbors a deadly secret.
In 'Barney and the Secret of the French Spies', readers will delve into the hidden narratives of Australia's past, including the intriguing lives of spies and the remarkable female French botanist who had to disguise herself as a man. Jackie French’s enthralling storytelling, combined with the stunning illustrations by Mark Wilson, delivers an educational yet entertaining experience for kids.
This book is not just an adventure; it’s a key to understanding the secret histories that shaped Australia’s early colonial days. Ideal for history enthusiasts and fans of adventure stories, this title offers a compelling glimpse into espionage and intrigue during a time when France posed a threat to the isolated colonies.
With 128 pages of engaging content, 'Barney and the Secret of the French Spies' is a must-have for any young reader's bookshelf. Embark on this historical journey today! Perfect for schools, libraries, and at-home reading, your child's adventure into Australia’s secret past awaits!
In 'Barney and the Secret of the French Spies', readers will delve into the hidden narratives of Australia's past, including the intriguing lives of spies and the remarkable female French botanist who had to disguise herself as a man. Jackie French’s enthralling storytelling, combined with the stunning illustrations by Mark Wilson, delivers an educational yet entertaining experience for kids.
This book is not just an adventure; it’s a key to understanding the secret histories that shaped Australia’s early colonial days. Ideal for history enthusiasts and fans of adventure stories, this title offers a compelling glimpse into espionage and intrigue during a time when France posed a threat to the isolated colonies.
With 128 pages of engaging content, 'Barney and the Secret of the French Spies' is a must-have for any young reader's bookshelf. Embark on this historical journey today! Perfect for schools, libraries, and at-home reading, your child's adventure into Australia’s secret past awaits!