Where The Crickets Sing

WHERE THE CRICKETS SING is a warm-hearted, engaging  book for the whole family to enjoy. The third book in the multi-award-winning series, The Barn Chronicles, it invites readers to join the Boom family in another year of homesteading in rural New Zealand. Winner 2013 Christian Small Publishers International Book of the Year Award Children’s Category…

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WRITTEN BY

Rosie Boom

About This Book

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WHERE THE CRICKETS SING is a warm-hearted, engaging  book for the whole family to enjoy. The third book in the multi-award-winning series, The Barn Chronicles, it invites readers to join the Boom family in another year of homesteading in rural New Zealand. Winner 2013 Christian Small Publishers International Book of the Year Award Children’s Category (8-12 years), and Finalist 2012 Caleb Prize Best Children’s Book. “A lovely family read that will keep young adventurers, boy and girl, riveted to the page.” – Jenny Waldron.

Website: www.rosieboom.com
Writer: Rosie Boom

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About The Writer

Rosie Boom

Rosie Boom

ROSIE BOOM, author, speaker and singer-songwriter, lives with her husband Chris and their six children on a small lifestyle block near Whangarei. She spent her childhood in the jungles of New Guinea, and wrote her first short story there at age nine. It won an Australasian short story competition and Rosie received a first edition copy of The Fellowship of the Ring as a prize. She is a registered nurse, and worked for a year in Borneo before returning to NZ to marry Chris. They have six children whom Rosie home schools. She speaks at many homeschooling conventions and parenting workshops throughout NZ and overseas. She began writing in earnest in 1999 and a number of her short stories and articles have been published in the NZ School Journal and overseas magazines. She has had seven books published.

Website: www.rosieboom.com
Photo: Phil Botha | www.NZChristianWriters.org

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