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Cover of The Paper House

The Paper House

✍ Scribed by Spargo-Ryan, Anna


Book ID
108789247
Publisher
Pan Macmillan Australia
Year
2016
Tongue
English
Weight
257 KB
Category
Fiction

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✦ Synopsis


"Gorgeously written and genuinely assured,The Paper House is a moving and viscerally real portrait of family bonds pushed to their limits ... Anna Spargo-Ryan is a rising star." Jo Case, author of Boomer and Me: A memoir of motherhood, and Asperger's
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And then I was pregnant, and we realised we had no space for a baby.

We looked at all kinds of houses: big, new ones with columns and render; little cottages with beaten weatherboard; a yellow brick monstrosity with a paved yard where there should have been grass. But we were drawn to the rolling water. And our heart stayed behind when we left.

Heather and Dave have found the perfect place to raise their first child. The house has character, but it's the garden that really makes it: red-faced impatiens, pockmarked gums, six upright pittosporums to keep the neighbours out. It's a jungle. A hiding place. A refuge.

And then, without warning, that life is...


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