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Tarni's Chance

Paul Collins Jules Ober

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English
Ford Street Publishing Pty Ltd
01 July 2022
Age range: 7+

When Tarni's mum says goodbye, all the colour and joy of life seem to go with her. Tarni retreats into her bubble. But then Chance steps in...

Tarni retreats inside her bubble when her parents fight, but when her mum finally leaves, Tarni's bubble shrinks until almost all the colour and joy of life fade away, leaving her alone with her sorrow and grief. Then she notices a dog down on the street and her life changes once more. Chance the street dog brings colour, companionship and joy back to Tarni's life.

Tarni's Chancedeals with the difficult subject of childhood depression and grief in simple, concrete terms and provides an optimistic and comforting conclusion to reassure young readers.
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Illustrated by:   Jules Ober
Imprint:   Ford Street Publishing Pty Ltd
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 215mm,  Width: 215mm, 
ISBN:   9781922696052
ISBN 10:   1922696056
Pages:   32
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Paul Collins is the author of over 140 books for children and adults. His writing has won the William Atheling, Aurealis, A. Bertram Chandler and Peter McNamara awards. Paul published Australia's first fantasy novels in the early 1980s, and since his return to the industry in 2007, he has published around 150 books for children through to young adults. Jules Ober is an image-maker working across platforms as diverse as fine art photography, design, film & multimedia production. Her book The Good Son, created in collaboration with Pierre-Jacques Ober, was shortlisted for the 2020 CBCA Picture Book of the Year, and won both the NSW Premier's Young People's History Prize and the French Prix Sorcires. Jacqueline a soldier's daughter has been awarded the 2021 French Prix HIP for best photographic book for children.

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