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Cockatoo: My Life in Cape York Series EIGHT TO 10 YEARS

Cockatoo: My Life in Cape York Series EIGHT TO 10 YEARSThe exile of the Indigenous people of Hope Valley during World War II is a shameful yet seldom told chapter in Australias history. Roy McIvors inspirational outlook and generous spirit show how he and his people triumphed over the hardship to which they were subjected, eventually returning home to re build their community, now known as Hope Vale. Today, Roy McIvor is recognised as one of Cape Yorks leading artists. Features full colour reproductions.

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EIGHT TO 10 YEARS

Set in the 1940s when the pearling town of Broome is recovering from World War II

With fresh design complemented by beautiful illustrations

fidelity and identity which run through this unique and gritty novel

helps Calypso to reconsider his Rastafarian façade and understand how to take charge of his future

Cockatoo: My Life in Cape York Series EIGHT TO 10 YEARSThe exile of the Indigenous people of Hope Valley during World War II is a shameful yet seldom told chapter in Australias history. Roy McIvors inspirational outlook and generous spirit show how he and his people triumphed over the hardship to which they were subjected, eventually returning home to re build their community, now known as Hope Vale. Today, Roy McIvor is recognised as one of Cape Yorks leading artists. Features full colour reproductions.

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