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A review by lolabrigita
The Lucky Galah by Tracy Sorensen
4.0
Interesting, unusual book, told in first person from the perspective of a pet Galah and third person of the inhabitants of a small Australian town on the West Coast, in the late 1960s.
Not entirely sure about the ending - falls a bit flat and the story jumps back and forth through decades without much warning.
However, it feels very Australian at its heart and I enjoyed the author’s foray into the inner workings of the mind of one of our most beautiful and playful birds. 3.75.
Not entirely sure about the ending - falls a bit flat and the story jumps back and forth through decades without much warning.
However, it feels very Australian at its heart and I enjoyed the author’s foray into the inner workings of the mind of one of our most beautiful and playful birds. 3.75.