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Jacaranda Vines

by Tamara McKinley (2002)

About this book

From the Sussex Downs in the 1830s to modern day Australia, "Jacaranda Vines" traces the lives of several generations of one unforgettable family as they struggle with hardship, tragedy and the harshness of the Australian landscape.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreJacaranda Vines Lead Character

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