I got this book just for Bookcrossing and will read and or release, I don't know which yet!

Amazon Editorial Review

The final part of a trilogy, drawing on a tradition of tribal poetry and belief. The author uses the green ant, Gabo Djaro, as the basis for his allegory about the ravishment of aborigine land spoiled by the white man's uranium mining and tests for nuclear weapons. B. Wongar is the author of "The Track to Bralgu", "Walg" and "Karan".

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Arrived today. Thank you!

I started this but didn't get far. I tired of the fantasy at its base. I suspect that if I persevered I might well like it, yet I feel the need to get through many of my books and didn't have the energy to pursue it. I hope it finds a reader who is more accommodating.

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