The Snake-stone (Collins Tracks)

by Berlie Doherty | Teens | This book has not been rated.
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Registered by seldombites of Mount Barker, South Australia Australia on 5/14/2013

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Journal Entry 1 by seldombites from Mount Barker, South Australia Australia on Tuesday, May 14, 2013

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"Do you ever think about being born? No, I don't either. But what I do think about is this - did my mother want me?"

James's adoptive parents are proud of his talent and determination - he is in training for the Junior National Diving Championship. For James, diving is everything.

Until James discovers the snake-stone and is drawn into thinking about his mother, and where she might be. He knows that, to work out his future, he needs to make sense of his past.

Embarking on a quest to find out who he really is, James sets off on a journey which brings him to his true home.

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This is a paperback novel published in 1995. This edition contains 173 pages.

Journal Entry 2 by seldombites at Princes Lodge in North Adelaide, South Australia Australia on Monday, January 27, 2014

Released 10 yrs ago (1/24/2014 UTC) at Princes Lodge in North Adelaide, South Australia Australia

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