The Slightly True Story of Cedar B. Hartley

(who planned to live an unusual life)

By:

Martine Murray

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Paperback / softback

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Cedar B. Hartley is already pretty unusual. She has red hair, she is very good at balancing and she has a dog called Stinky. She doesn't hang out with the in-crowd, she'd prefer to be in the park practising acrobatics. Then she meets a boy called Kite with a voice like a river, whose mother is a circus trainer and her life really starts to get interesting. She discovers that looking at the world upside down is a useful way to see her missing brother, her hard-working mother and her less-than-perfect father in a completely new way. A startling and original novel from a fresh new voice in children's fiction.

Author Biography:

Martine Murray is a new, young author/illustrator. Born in Melbourne, she has travelled widely and now lives in East Brunswick. She says she has been a student for much longer than one should be, studying painting at the Victorian College of the Arts, filmmaking, dance and dance therapy, and writing. She teaches yoga and circus skills, makes dance theatre and writes stories. She likes dancing, walking and hanging upside-down on things. Martine is the author and illustrator of A Moose Called Mouse (Allen + Unwin) and author of A Dog Called Bear (Random House).

Release date NZ

February 1st, 2002

Author

Martine Murray

Collection

Australia

Audience

Teenage / Young Adult

Interest Age

From 10 to 13 years

Pages

228

Dimensions

130x195x18

ISBN-13

9781865086231

Product ID

7501122

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