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Beebil - Paperback

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by E. P. Massey (Author)

The story revolves around the Walpajirri Bilby tribe in the Australian outback. Human activity is gradually encroaching on the Aranjirra territory causing a struggle for survival between the different animal groups. The groups including the Bilby, Kangaroo and Dingo have to compete for land to ensure adequate food supplies for their members. The wily dingo leader Don, devises a plan to oust the Walpajirri from their tunnel homes with the aid of a very clever but untrustworthy snake. Beebil and his friends must help the tribe save their homes.

Author Biography

E. P. Massey was born in Dublin, Ireland and emigrated to Australia in 1973, now an Australian citizen. Married with two children, a boy and girl now left home, loves to play the guitar. He worked in various fields including being a member of the Royal Australian Airforce. Currently employed as an Aerospace Industry teacher with Technical and Further Education College in New South Wales, he has always been interested in Australian fauna. He has taken up writing as a hobby and will focus on full time writing in the near future.

Number of Pages: 222
Dimensions: 0.47 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: May 11, 2011
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