Billabong’s Daughter by Mary Grant Bruce (pb) satanic rituals and is happy and busy

and is happy and busy : the gardener gives her a geranium in a pot

and the incredible lives of men and women of three generations – these are the stuff of the book

she becomes manager of a commercial forestry enterprise and works unremittingly to find a deterrent to the threat of bushfires

he produced an extraordinary document which is full of warmth

Billabong’s Daughter by Mary Grant Bruce (pb) satanic rituals and is happy and busyBillabongs Daughter by Mary Grant Bruce Billabong Classics Ward Lock, 1974, ISBN 070635379X, paperback Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, some creasing, discoloration, chipping and marking to covers and spine, no inscriptions, staining and buckling to top quart of cover and text (see photographs) In Billabongs Daughter, Norah has just visited Tommy. She rescues Mrs Reilly, an Irish immigrant