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    Oct 11, 2020 3 minutes

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    BY LINDA WOODROW (MELLIODORA PUBLISHING 2020)

    Review by Robyn Rosenfeldt

    A novel set in the 2030s in a future where the effects of climate change and global warming are starting to have serious effects. Set in both Melbourne and Northern NSW, this book follows the journey of one family and their communities’ experiences in a climate-changed world.

    Melbourne has been ravaged by heat waves and bushfires, Northern NSW has been cut off by a cyclone with swathes of beach and homes washed

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