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The Awkward Age

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May 1995, no. 170

A Kind of Dreaming by Julie Ireland

A & R Bluegum series, $9.95 pb

Book 2 Cover Small (400 x 600)

Next Stop the Moon by Suzanne Gervay

A & R Bluegum series, $12.95 pb

The Awkward Age

by
May 1995, no. 170

In a memorable sketch about enrolling a child in an English public school, Peter Sellers had the Headmaster of Cretinbury refer to the child as being at ‘the awkward age – too old for Mother Goose and too young for Lolita’. The Angus & Robertson imprint series, Bluegum, aims to provide quality fiction for thirteen-to fifteen-year-olds – an awkward age indeed.

Barry Carozzi reviews 'A Kind of Dreaming' by Julie Ireland and 'Next Stop the Moon' by Suzanne Gervay

A Kind of Dreaming

by Julie Ireland

A & R Bluegum series, $9.95 pb

Book 2 Cover Small (400 x 600)

Next Stop the Moon

by Suzanne Gervay

A & R Bluegum series, $12.95 pb

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