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In 2002, as Australia debates the arrival of asylum seekers by boat, fifteen-year-old Billie is fighting a battle of her own.
When the child welfare system separates her from her younger brother Ryan, Billie steals a government car and heads north, following rumours of Indonesian fishing boats landing on Australia's remote coastline.
Determined to escape a future being decided by others, she stows away aboard a fishing vessel smuggling asylum seekers to Australia. Far from home, Billie finds herself among strangers who have lost everything, yet still hold onto hope.
As the journey unfolds, she is forced to confront what family, belonging and home truly mean.
Set against the backdrop of one of Australia's most divisive political moments, The Hull is a powerful novel about trauma, displacement, resilience and the enduring search for connection.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 2002, as Australia is bitterly divided over the arrival of asylum seekers by boat, fifteen-year-old Billie is fighting a battle of her own.When the child welfare system separates her from her younger brother, Ryan, Billie steals a government car and heads north, following rumours of Indonesian fishing boats landing along Australia's remote coastline.Determined to escape a future being decided by others, she stows away aboard a vessel smuggling asylum seekers to Australia. Far from home, Billie finds herself among strangers who have lost almost everything, yet still hold on to hope. In their company, she unexpectedly encounters the patience, safety and sense of belonging that the child welfare system had failed to provide.But the journey is dangerous, and Billie's determination to reunite with Ryan will force her to confront the consequences of her choices and the true meaning of family.Set against one of Australia's most divisive political moments, The Hull is a compelling novel about a young person displaced within her own country and searching for the safety, connection and belonging she has been denied. It is a story of trauma, resilience and the unexpected places in which care can be found. Separated from her younger brother, fifteen-year-old Billie stows away aboard an Indonesian boat smuggling asylum seekers and discovers among unlikely strangers the safety and belonging Australia's child welfare system failed to give her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780646743615
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In 2002, as Australia is bitterly divided over the arrival of asylum seekers by boat, fifteen-year-old Billie is fighting a battle of her own.When the child welfare system separates her from her younger brother, Ryan, Billie steals a government car and heads north, following rumours of Indonesian fishing boats landing along Australia's remote coastline.Determined to escape a future being decided by others, she stows away aboard a vessel smuggling asylum seekers to Australia. Far from home, Billie finds herself among strangers who have lost almost everything, yet still hold on to hope. In their company, she unexpectedly encounters the patience, safety and sense of belonging that the child welfare system had failed to provide.But the journey is dangerous, and Billie's determination to reunite with Ryan will force her to confront the consequences of her choices and the true meaning of family.Set against one of Australia's most divisive political moments, The Hull is a compelling novel about a young person displaced within her own country and searching for the safety, connection and belonging she has been denied. It is a story of trauma, resilience and the unexpected places in which care can be found. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780646743615
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 2002, as Australia is bitterly divided over the arrival of asylum seekers by boat, fifteen-year-old Billie is fighting a battle of her own.When the child welfare system separates her from her younger brother, Ryan, Billie steals a government car and heads north, following rumours of Indonesian fishing boats landing along Australia's remote coastline.Determined to escape a future being decided by others, she stows away aboard a vessel smuggling asylum seekers to Australia. Far from home, Billie finds herself among strangers who have lost almost everything, yet still hold on to hope. In their company, she unexpectedly encounters the patience, safety and sense of belonging that the child welfare system had failed to provide.But the journey is dangerous, and Billie's determination to reunite with Ryan will force her to confront the consequences of her choices and the true meaning of family.Set against one of Australia's most divisive political moments, The Hull is a compelling novel about a young person displaced within her own country and searching for the safety, connection and belonging she has been denied. It is a story of trauma, resilience and the unexpected places in which care can be found. Separated from her younger brother, fifteen-year-old Billie stows away aboard an Indonesian boat smuggling asylum seekers and discovers among unlikely strangers the safety and belonging Australia's child welfare system failed to give her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780646743615
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 2002, as Australia is bitterly divided over the arrival of asylum seekers by boat, fifteen-year-old Billie is fighting a battle of her own.When the child welfare system separates her from her younger brother, Ryan, Billie steals a government car and heads north, following rumours of Indonesian fishing boats landing along Australia's remote coastline.Determined to escape a future being decided by others, she stows away aboard a vessel smuggling asylum seekers to Australia. Far from home, Billie finds herself among strangers who have lost almost everything, yet still hold on to hope. In their company, she unexpectedly encounters the patience, safety and sense of belonging that the child welfare system had failed to provide.But the journey is dangerous, and Billie's determination to reunite with Ryan will force her to confront the consequences of her choices and the true meaning of family.Set against one of Australia's most divisive political moments, The Hull is a compelling novel about a young person displaced within her own country and searching for the safety, connection and belonging she has been denied. It is a story of trauma, resilience and the unexpected places in which care can be found. Separated from her younger brother, fifteen-year-old Billie stows away aboard an Indonesian boat smuggling asylum seekers and discovers among unlikely strangers the safety and belonging Australia's child welfare system failed to give her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780646743615
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