Secret Scribbled Notebooks
โ Scribed by Joanne Horniman
- Publisher
- Allen & Unwin Pty Ltd;Allen & Unwin, Orion [distributor]
- Year
- 2004;2005
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 196 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1741154952
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Kate writes all her dreams and hidden thoughts in her secret scribbled notebooks as she helps to care for her sister's baby, makes friends with Alex, thinks about her lost parents, and yearns for the future. A beautifully written portait of a young girl in her last year of school.
'My name is Kate O'Farrell and I am seventeen years old. I am in my last year of school, and when that is over I will be leaving this place for good - going to a real city, where I will begin my new life.
'I have long red hair and pale skin. I like staying up very late at night. It is my ambition to see the sun rise, but sadly I am always asleep by then. I love eating and reading, preferably at the same time.
'I am very tall, and too thin. I have never been in love.'
Kate has three notebooks, the Red, Yellow and Blue Notebooks, in which she records her life. Through reading and writing, living and learning to love, she discovers things about herself that she never expected.
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