Sally - Jane, Katherine
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An Australian story of survival, identity and the enduring power of love. Sally was raised on a struggling South Australian farm in the 1930s, the daughter of a disillusioned Soldier Settler. Life was never easy, and recognition even harder to come by. When Jack, a kind and determined farmhand, sets his heart on her, he becomes her steady companion through the decades that follow: her parents' bitter divorce, Jack's wartime absence, the devastation of polio, and the daily trials of raising four diverse children through the changing tides of the 60s and 70s. Spanning six decades of challenge…mehr

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An Australian story of survival, identity and the enduring power of love. Sally was raised on a struggling South Australian farm in the 1930s, the daughter of a disillusioned Soldier Settler. Life was never easy, and recognition even harder to come by. When Jack, a kind and determined farmhand, sets his heart on her, he becomes her steady companion through the decades that follow: her parents' bitter divorce, Jack's wartime absence, the devastation of polio, and the daily trials of raising four diverse children through the changing tides of the 60s and 70s. Spanning six decades of challenge and change, Sally is a tender, sweeping tale of endurance, love and the courage it takes to find yourself, no matter how late in life. LARGE PRINT EDITION (16pt font).
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Katherine Jane was raised in South Australia, had her children in New South Wales, and moved to WesternAustralia in the late 1990s. With a background in finance and administration, she and her husband spent fifteen years building, running, and marketing a successful farmstay business in York, Western Australia.Katherine's debut novel, Sally, is set in South Australia, though it could just as easily have taken place in the wheatbelt of Western Australia, where many soldier settlers were sent to carve out a living on the land.After selling their small farm and accommodation business, Katherine and her husband retired in 2023. She now enjoys a quieter life south of Perth in a place the locals call paradise, where her days revolve around reading, writing, daily exercise, and embracing the peace of her surroundings.