Call of the Boodier

· Leschenault Press · Narrated by Molly Fernandes
Audiobook
8 hr 50 min
Unabridged
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A dreadful accident has catapulted a cargo of tigers into the Australian bush.

Alone, injured and dangerous, Hu is the one surviving tiger. She must rely on ancient Wadandi knowledge and learn the language of the land to survive.

Hunters, poachers and glory seekers surround her and the new sanctuary is deep in the forest.

Call of the Boodier is a vivid story that will transport you back in time.

A dreadful accident has catapulted a cargo of tigers into the Australian bush. Alone, injured and dangerous, Hu is the one surviving tiger. She must rely on ancient Wadandi knowledge and learn the language of the land to survive. Hunters, poachers and glory seekers surround her and the new sanctu...

About the author

Molly Fernandes is a captivating storyteller whose life experiences have shaped her unique perspective on the world. Part nomad, part immigrant, and part Western Australian, Molly's childhood was a tapestry woven with threads of diverse cultures and landscapes. Born amidst the chaos of war-torn Beirut, she spent her formative years in Perth during the 1970s, where she soaked up stories from her parents and the vibrant surroundings of her coastal hometown. Summers spent at Cosie Corner and Emu Point became the backdrop for Molly's imaginative explorations and the foundation of her love for storytelling. With a deep respect for the written word instilled in her from a young age, Molly embarked on a journey of literary discovery that led her to remote corners of the globe, from the rugged Kimberley region to the far-flung reaches of Southwestern Australia and beyond. Drawing inspiration from literary luminaries such as Enid Blyton, Kenneth Grahame, and Ernest Hemingway, Molly's passion for writing and art blossomed, eventually leading her to pursue a career as a primary school teacher. Alongside her teaching vocation, Molly has authored two enchanting books: "Owen's Afternoon Tea" and "The Call of the Boodier," each a testament to her boundless creativity and storytelling prowess. Beyond the written word, Molly finds solace and inspiration in the natural world, nurturing her love of nature through gardening, hiking, and birdwatching in her garden on the northern beaches of Perth. For Molly, writing is not just a craft-it's an adventure, a journey of discovery that she embarks upon with enthusiasm and joy. Through her words and illustrations, she delights in bringing stories to life, inviting readers to join her on imaginative voyages of the mind and spirit.
Molly Fernandes is a captivating storyteller whose life experiences have shaped her unique perspective on the world. Part nomad, part immigrant, and part Western Australian, Molly's childhood was a tapestry woven with threads of diverse cultures and landscapes. Born amidst the chaos of war-torn B...

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