Jack and Jill
Author(s): Helen Hodgman
Jill and her dad are happy enough after her mother dies. Theirs is a simple life in the outback, far from the big city where a coathanger is being built across a sparkling harbour. Until Jack arrives at their door one evening, and steps inside to find the skinny, wild-looking child sitting with her grim-faced father. It's the start of all Jill's problems. "Absence makes the heart grow fonder," threatens Jack, as he marches off to war. And he's right, in a way - but this is no ordinary romance. Spanning the period from the Depression to the freewheeling '60s, Helen Hodgman's award-winning book is a masterpiece, a twisted fairytale told with her characteristic dark wit.
General Information
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- : Text Publishing Co
- : The Text Publishing Company
- : 31 July 2011
- : Australia
- : 01 August 2011
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Helen Hodgman
- : Paperback
- : 1
- : en
- : A823.00
- : 208
More About The Product
Helen Hodgman is the author of the novels Jack and Jill, Broken Words, Passing Remarks, Waiting for Matindi, The Bad Policeman and Blue Skies.