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‘Letting the Summer Go’ book recognised for its inspiration

Author Alice Teasdale in her shop, Big Quice Books & Coffee in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, with her first children’s book “Letting the Summer Go”, which aims to help youngsters overcome a disaster. Picture: Stan Gorton
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The children’s book “Letting the Summer Go” was inspired by a true story of a young girl’s spirit of survival […]

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