'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. Los ISBN digitales y de libros de texto electrónicos de The Pearl-shell Diver: A Story of adventure from the Torres Strait son 9781952533365, 1952533368 y los ISBN de versión impresa son 9781760290474, 1760290475. Other of her works feature animals and the environment, including the non-fiction book Introduced Species in Australia commended in the Whitley Awards by the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales.Kay grew up in Sydney and moved with her husband and children to remote areas of Tasmania and Western Australia before settling in Far North Queensland, where two spectacular environments meet: the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Her fiction includes Patch Parker: Son of a Convict, and The Pearl-Shell Diver: a story of adventure from the Torres Strait which won the 2016 Speech Pathology. The Pearl-shell Diver: A Story of adventure from the Torres Strait fue escrito por Kay Crabbe y publicado por Allen & Unwin. Research into lesser-known history took her to Torres Strait and the tumultuous time of Federation. He can earn more as a pump diver, and is excited by the idea of walking on the sea floor, but the competition is fierce, and the only captain who will take him on runs the worst outfit in. Early in her career she wrote articles for newspapers and magazines. The Pearl-shell Diver: A Story of adventure from the Torres Strait is written by Kay Crabbe and published by Allen & Unwin. When his father is coerced to join a white trader on his pearling lugger, thirteen-year-old Sario must go to work as a swimming diver to support the family. Her work includes fiction and nonfiction. Her interest in history was fostered when commissioned to write Patch Parker: Son of a Convict, now a recommended resource by the History Teachers' Association of Australia. Kay Crabbe is a children's author based in Australia. Her work in schools with reluctant readers spanned twenty-six years and prompts her to write history simply. After his father is press-ganged into military service, Sario is left responsible for his mother and his sister, who both have diving injuries. Kay began her writing career with feature articles for newspapers and lifestyle magazines before moving into writing educational material for children. Thirteen-year-old Sario is torn between his clans traditional subsistence lifestyle and dreams of using one of the new diving suits with a breathing helmet to dive for pearl shells.

The Pearl-shell Diver by Kay Crabbe