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A fearless and masterful novel from the Stella Prize-winning author Carrie Tiffany, now in a new paperback edition

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On the outskirts of an Australian country town in the 1950s, a lonely farmer trains his binoculars on a family of kookaburras that roost in a tree near his house. Harry observes the kookaburras through a year of feast, famine, birth, death, war, romance and song.

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It is 1934 and the government Better Farming Train slides through the wheat fields and small towns of Australia. It leads to a meeting between Robert and Jean, who, in an atmosphere of heady scientific idealism, marry and settle in the impoverished Mallee with the ambition of proving that science can transform the land.