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A lovely interview by Nicole Melanson on her WordMothers website –

http://wordmothers.com/

A nice article in the local paper with some background on why I wrote Facing Up…

20141028 Maroondah Leader Facing Up article

An interview by the gorgeous Clare Griffin on her website –

www.claregriffin.com

A cool Q&A from Belinda Crawford about Antiheroines, starring Facing Up’s Carly –

www.belindacrawford.com

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When a neuropsychologist writes a book about what happens when a 13 year old girl disappears then is found again four months later, you know there's going to be insight into the way people's minds work 😱 - The Way Back, by Melbourne author Kylie Ladd, is a gripping and tense read with several points of view. The best is from Charlie, the nice, innocent kid who rides her pony out with a friend, but has a fall. Her friend leaves her to walk back with her limping pony, but Charlie doesn't make it home. - What unfolds is the dreadful intensity as Charlie's parents and older brother Dan join in the search with police, friends & volunteers. But Charlie was lost in the bush, part of a huge national park, and it's a needle-in-a-haystack nightmare. We see the search through each of her family's eyes, and meanwhile we find out what's happening to Charlie... then when she's found, dazed and hurt, we follow the family through the next nightmare: how do they all recover, especially Charlie? - I'd recommend this to older teens because of the teen siblings, but to anyone who's into the humanity behind tragedy - the gamut of emotions and the tangled binds of relationships. I particularly appreciated the insight into how emergency services cope (or not) with the awfulness they face daily 😓❤

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