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Wild Bush Days

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Jessie Hickman was Australia’s bold, but little-known, Lady Bushranger.

Raised in the circus during the early 1900s, she later turned to a life of crime and cattle hustling. She used her skills as a rough-rider and tightrope walker to elude police, often hiding in a cave, deep in the mountains.

Told through the eyes of two young, modern-day explorers who go looking for the bushranger’s cave, Wild Bush Days conjures the spirit of adventure, from a time when girls weren’t expected to be daring.

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Format
Hardback
Date
1 August 2022
Pages
32
ISBN
9780987380906

Jessie Hickman was Australia’s bold, but little-known, Lady Bushranger.

Raised in the circus during the early 1900s, she later turned to a life of crime and cattle hustling. She used her skills as a rough-rider and tightrope walker to elude police, often hiding in a cave, deep in the mountains.

Told through the eyes of two young, modern-day explorers who go looking for the bushranger’s cave, Wild Bush Days conjures the spirit of adventure, from a time when girls weren’t expected to be daring.

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Format
Hardback
Date
1 August 2022
Pages
32
ISBN
9780987380906