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Ironbark: Barry Jonsberg ; read by Christopher Brown.

Sixteen can be a tough time. And it's almost unmanageable for a wise-cracking boy whose temper is white-hot. Sentenced to a time-out with his grandfather in a remote shack in the Tasmanian forest, there is little to do except chop wood and watch the red-eyed wallabies gather at dusk. They are an unlikely couple: a taciturn old man who prefers the simple life, and a volatile boy addicted to the technology of the 21st century - and yet a bond blossoms between them. But denied access to much he desires, and feeling provoked by a local cop cynical of city folk, the boy's frustration grows. And when he encounters situations he can't control, anything could happen.

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Audiobook   City Branch . . Available .  
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ISBN 9781742122069
Author Jonsberg, Barry
Title Ironbark [sound recording] / Barry Jonsberg ; read by Christopher Brown.
Published Hawthorn, Vic. : Louis Braille Audio, 2008.
Physical description 5 sound discs (CD) (ca. 5 hrs., 45 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
General note Unabridged Australian audio.
Performer note Reader: Christopher Brown.
Summary Sixteen can be a tough time. And it's almost unmanageable for a wise-cracking boy whose temper is white-hot. Sentenced to a time-out with his grandfather in a remote shack in the Tasmanian forest, there is little to do except chop wood and watch the red-eyed wallabies gather at dusk. They are an unlikely couple: a taciturn old man who prefers the simple life, and a volatile boy addicted to the technology of the 21st century - and yet a bond blossoms between them. But denied access to much he desires, and feeling provoked by a local cop cynical of city folk, the boy's frustration grows. And when he encounters situations he can't control, anything could happen.
Subject Talking books for children
Grandparent and child -- Juvenile fiction
Australian fiction
Young adult fiction
Additional author Brown, Christopher
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