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Where the Forest Meets the Sea by Jeannie Baker (Hardcover, 1989)

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Jeannie Baker | WHERE THE FOREST MEETS THE SEA | HARDCOVER 1987. Condition is "Acceptable". Sent with Australia Post Domestic Regular Letter With Tracking. Wear to covers and damage to spine ends and corners, see photos. Some foxing to pages. Owner’s name blacked out on inside front cover. Pen scribbles over inscription.

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Colourful collages with an environmental theme from an award-winning artist. Each time the reader opens the book, there is something new and delightful to catch the eye. New Scientist When a young boy visits a tropical rain forest, he pretends it is a long time ago and that extinct and rare animals live in the forest, and aboriginal children play there. But how much longer will the rainforest remain, he wonders?