Grim Crims & Convicts: 1788 - 1820 (Fair Dinkum Histories)

Registered by seldombites of Mount Barker, South Australia Australia on 4/19/2009
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Journal Entry 1 by seldombites from Mount Barker, South Australia Australia on Sunday, April 19, 2009





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Telling it like it really was - true-blue Aussie history!

It was the craziest, wildest and most daring expedition the world had seen. Eleven ships with nearly 1500 people travelled 25 000 kilometres to the other side of the world. But what did they find when they arrived?

Come with Jackie French and Peter Sheehan on a voyage of discovery. History has never been so much fun.

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This is a paperback edition published in 2008. This edition contains 198 pages. This is an Australian book.

Journal Entry 2 by seldombites from Mount Barker, South Australia Australia on Thursday, September 3, 2009
If your kids know more about American history than they do their own, this is the perfect book to remedy the situation. Grim Crims & Convicts deals with the early history of Australia from 1788 to 1820. It is aimed at young adults and the information is basic enough for them to understand without losing out on the details. Humorous illustrations throughout aid understanding and add an extra element of enjoyment for children. There is a lot of information in here that I had either forgotten or never knew and I found this to be a very interesting book indeed. Highly recommended!

Journal Entry 3 by seldombites at Rockhampton, Queensland Australia on Sunday, September 13, 2009

Released 14 yrs ago (9/13/2009 UTC) at Rockhampton, Queensland Australia

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Boomerang to sam51

Journal Entry 4 by sam51 from Rockhampton, Queensland Australia on Monday, September 14, 2009
Is this a reel histery?

Journal Entry 5 by seldombites from Mount Barker, South Australia Australia on Saturday, September 19, 2009
Back home to me. Thanks sam51. But it was a short stay, as the book is off again already. Given to a friend who moved here from America and thought it would help educate her kids on Aussie history.

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