A patch of sunlight

by Nan Hunt

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When the school camping trip is marooned by flood waters at an old farmhouse, Henry tunes in to a child's mysterious disapperance long ago, sparked by his own worry over his vanished sister. A sensitive treatment of a recurrent Australian theme, in the Omnibus 'Ripper' series for young readers. Ages 8 - 10.… (more)

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When the school camping trip is marooned by flood waters at an old farmhouse, Henry tunes in to a child's mysterious disapperance long ago, sparked by his own worry over his vanished sister. A sensitive treatment of a recurrent Australian theme, in the Omnibus 'Ripper' series for young readers. Ages 8 - 10.

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