Bird Song

Bird Song

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Seventeen year-old Cloe Rinewood is in for the ride of her life. It's a lonely life in outback Australia on a small cattle property: where the internet comes at a high price; where friends, school, and the closest town is an hour drive north in the blistering heat; where there is only farm animals and wildlife for company - oh, and her strict, controlling parents, and hostile elder siblings. So what happens, when one day Cloe is outside, sitting in the cool canopy of a tree, when a Kookaburra flies down and begins talking to her?
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