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The Memory Chest

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  • The Memory Chest by Jenny Kroonstuiver
  • The Memory Chest by Jenny Kroonstuiver
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The discovery of a forgotten memory chest and an exquisite china bell from underneath the floorboards of a recently demolished house in Boulder, Western Australia, leads Susan Robinson on a fascinating search to identify the original owners. Her investigations take her back to the early 1900s and the life of Katja, a young Croatian woman who finds herself unexpectedly uprooted and thrust into a new and strange life in Western Australia from the age of 11. From Fremantle to Gwalia and Boulder, Susan gradually uncovers the adventures, tragedies, a challenging court case and life experiences of this extraordinary young woman. The Memory Chest is a story of the resilience and bravery of the women of the Goldfields, as they faced the challenges of living in remote mining towns, the rapid changes of the early 20th century and experienced the impact of a war in Europe. It is a heartwarming story of family, loss and love.

Author Biography:

Born in the 1950s, Jenny Kroonstuiver spent her childhood living on pastoral stations firstly in western Queensland and then on theNullarbor Plain in Western Australia. She trained as a teacher and spent several years teaching in country areas of the NorthernTerritory and Queensland, before returning to Kalgoorlie in the 1980s. After a short-lived marriage, she raised her four children alone, continuing to work in the broader education sector. From 2004, she took up a role managing the national training system for theAustralian meat industry, a role she held until her retirement in 2020. After publishing several family histories and biographies, this is her first novel.
Release date Australia
September 29th, 2022
Pages
294
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Dimensions
152x229x16
ISBN-13
9781922912060
Product ID
36021196

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