Cover of Pastures of the Blue Crane

Pastures of the Blue Crane

Ryl, on the death of the father she barely knew, discovers that she is now the co-owner, with a grandfather she's never met, of a rundown property among the cane fields in northern New South Wales. It's the home her father grew up in - the one her grandfather hasn't seen in decades. The decision to go out there and fix it up, with her difficult grandfather tagging along, is more a matter of contrariness than anything else.

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Making the property profitable again is a challenge Ryl rises to, and along the way she learns about herself and her family.

Audience
young adultchildrens
Length
medium · 288 pages

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