This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Farmbridge Station - Peter’s Day
The first book in the series that tells the adventures of a group of boys and their families growing up on Cattle and Sheep Stations in outback Australia. Each book weaving into the next, interwoven with small side stories leading into the main adventure. New characters, families introduced along the way taking us on a journey with the boys, Alice, Sally, Dave, Annie, Clare, John, Blue and Henry the cat.
Peter’s Day will appeal to both children and adults, as adults reminding us of the sense of adventure we had growing up. Seeing yourself and children in the book sharing those adventures together.
Opening page text to Peter’s Day
A gentle summer breeze blew through the window across Peter sleeping peacefully.
Outside the birds tweeted, chattered and flitted around in the red gum trees, announcing the sun as it peeked over the tree tops.
Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding!
Ahhhhh! shouted Peter, woken by his bedside alarm clock.
Paul! he exclaimed, annoyed that his brother had set the clock to wake him up and it wasn’t even a school day!
Peter stretched his arms and looked out his bedroom window.
Yesssss! he said to himself quietly as he looked out across his yard and into the paddocks. Paddocks that were covered in sheep with the odd kangaroo here and there. This day was beautifully soaked in blue sky and sunshine, a great day to spend outdoors exploring.
Paperback978-1-5043-1749-8 E-book 978-1-5043-1750-4
Look out for the next book in the Farmbridge Station Series as our favourite characters Peter, Tom & Paul go exploring
Farmbridge Station - The Cave
Tom led the way climbing over the bolder that lay at the entrance. Ben followed next, then Peter.
Making their way scrambling, climbing over and walking round a few more boulders. They stepped down one by one off the last onto the cave floor. They all could see the light from the entrance but the cave was dark. Tom turned his touch on first shining it around.
Aaaaah, shouted Ben. Aaaaah, Screamed Peter.
