Digger and the Sandy Shore Mystery. Digger the Wonder Dog, #4

Par : Barbara Randell
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8232819545
  • EAN9798232819545
  • Date de parution10/04/2026
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  • ÉditeurDraft2Digital

Résumé

A heartfelt and uplifting story of friends working together to solve huge problems. Digger finds lots of birds on the beach, but they are covered in oil!His friends Bob, Matt, and Jodie organise help for the birds, but it is Digger who finds where the oil enters the water. But where does it come from before that?Soon, the environmental danger increases, with raging fires. While his friends learn a lot about the damage oil causes in the environment, Digger concentrates on preventing harm to the animals in his beloved home.
Can Digger locate the leak at the heart of the problem? Can he prevent more birds and other animals being harmed?Read the book to find out!
Barbara was born in a small Australian town in 1942, educated for 9 years in a one-roomed school with all grades taught by a single teacher. She then left home at 14, to spend 4 years in a girls' boarding school, followed by 8 years at Universities. After marrying and raising 2 daughters, she taught in high schools, universities and adult education for 20 years.  She is now widowed and has a teenage grandson.
She has been writing stories ever since childhood, her chief influences are Jane Austen, Agatha Christie, and Ngaio Marsh. Her adult stories are mostly gentle romances. She also writes specifically about Australia: a memoir of growing up on a farm in the 1950s, and cosy mysteries set in scattered sites across Australia, all of which she has visited and knows well.