The Sunbird by Sara Haddad

The Sunbird by Sara HaddadA gem like parable about Palestine, timely and prismaticNabila Yasmeen is in her eighties. She lives alone with over a hundred plants that she keeps in pots because she can't bear to put them in the ground. In June of 1948, as a six year old girl, she was expelled with her family from their village in Palestine. Now she carries the weight of that expulsion with her, and her past and present are one. Told in two timeframes, The Sunbird is a modern

an island local whose world is turned upside when she's forced to confront the evidence of her husband's guilt

the significance of Ancestral Heroes and Country

As if that's not enough

And how about the time we got lost in the Land of Lost Things

Over 60 carefully conceived artworks that will encourage a meditative approach to the activity of coloring

Inspired by research into her own family history

arguably Australia's foremost biographer

This book presents Willshire's police service record (1879-1908) and reveals his highly-commended contributions to early Australian anthropology via his four books dealing with native vocabularies

human health

Rocket and Mint

if he does not return the book to this other London

And all he needs to do is help them in return