Not sure where I acquired this one... but it's now registered and ready to travel!

Description...

'I'm miserable and sixteen. In that order.' Sixteen can be a tough time. And it's almost unmanageable for a wisecracking boy whose temper is white-hot. As a consequence he is sentenced to a time-out with his reclusive grandfather in a primitive shack in the Tasmanian forest. There is little to do except chop wood and watch the red-eyed wallabies gather at dusk. They are an unlikely couple: a taciturn old man who prefers the simple life, and a volatile boy addicted to the technology of the 21st century - and yet a bond blossoms between them. But denied access to much he desires, and feeling provoked by a local cop cynical of city folk, the boy's frustration grows. And when he encounters situations he can't control anything could happen...

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Caught at today's meet-up at La Camera, Southgate, will send it on its way shortly.

Will release this in to the BC bookcase.
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A book which needs to travel....
When a teenage boy with intermittent explosive disorder is sent to live with his reclusive grandfather in Tasmania, he struggles to adjust to the isolation and come to terms with the incident that caused him to be sent there.

Release #177 for 2013 - the alphabetic releases letters I and J......