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Discover 'My NZ Story: Wahine Disaster', a captivating tale that intertwines the past and present. This historical fiction novel offers a profound exploration of identity and resilience, making it a must-read for those fascinated by New Zealand's rich heritage. With its compelling narrative, the book resonates with readers who appreciate stories about family, history, and emotional journeys. Follow Debbie as she navigates her 1960s school life and the haunting legacy of her ancestors through their sea journal. This beautifully crafted book not only tells the story of the hardships faced by emigrants on the Wahine ferry in 1841 but also captures the essence of personal growth during challenging times. Ideal for young readers and history enthusiasts alike, 'My NZ Story: Wahine Disaster' immerses you in a tale of discovery, connection, and adventure across time. Perfect for school projects or personal interest, this brand new publication, with 160 pages and an ISBN of 9781775436379, is published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd. Don't miss the chance to dive into this incredible journey. Fast shipping is available, ensuring that you receive your copy promptly to relish this important piece of New Zealand literary history.
CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781775436379
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 160
When Debbies grandmother gives her a copy of her forefathers old sea journal, she finds it fascinating. While Debbies own diary tells of 1960s school life and troubles with her friends, excerpts from the diary of 1841 tell of the hardships of life on an emigrant sailing ship. At ...home, sick with glandular fever, Debbie feels transported back in time. Is it the fever, or is her long-dead relative trying to tell her something? Following a trip to the South Island to visit relatives, Debbie boards the ferry to return home to Wellington. It is April 1968. The ferrys name is Wahine...Read less
CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781775436379
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 160
When Debbies grandmother gives her a copy of her forefathers old sea journal, she finds it fascinating. While Debbies own diary tells of 1960s school life and troubles with her friends, excerpts from the diary of 1841 tell of the hardships of life on an emigrant sailing ship. At ...home, sick with glandular fever, Debbie feels transported back in time. Is it the fever, or is her long-dead relative trying to tell her something? Following a trip to the South Island to visit relatives, Debbie boards the ferry to return home to Wellington. It is April 1968. The ferrys name is Wahine...Read less