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Washerwoman's Dream: The Extraordinary Life of Winifred Steger

✍ Scribed by Lindsay, Hilarie


Book ID
110001414
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Australia
Tongue
English
Weight
1 MB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781925685602

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✦ Synopsis


The epic true story of the indomitable Winifred Steger and her extraordinary life in 19th century outback Australia.

Winifred Steger travelled to Australia with her father in the 1880s when he took up a land grant in north Queensland. The grant proved to be worthless, and faced with poverty, endless backbreaking work and isolation, Winifred's father spiralled into depression and alcoholism.

Left to fend for herself, Winifred battled insurmountable odds to maintain her dignity and sanity, finding solace in writing to ease her hardship. Fleeing an abusive marriage also meant the heartbreak of abandoning her four children – but then miraculously she found love with an Indian trader, Ali. Winifred bore him children and the family moved to outback Australia where they ran a camel line. A new phase began in Winifred's life, taking her to places she had only ever dreamed of.

The Washerwoman's Dream is the story of an extraordinary woman with an...


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