Julie is a librarian in the town of Massacre Plains who helped Albert Gondiwindi research Aboriginal Australian culture and the history of Prosperous Mission. Clearly sympathetic to Albert’s goal of saving his farm from the mines, Julie assists August and Missy in their search for answers by sending them Reverend Greenleaf’s letter.
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Chapter 19
...Falstaff (Eddie’s father) ever owned their land. Nevertheless, Albert is grateful to a local librarian, Julie, who he calls a dharrang-dharrang (a “messenger”) for helping him compile his dictionary. He hopes...
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Chapter 33
...library, Missy reads more about the museum’s collection on a computer. August tells a librarian, Julie, that she’ll return Poppy Albert’s books soon. Having helped Albert with his research, Julie offers...
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...were hard on Missy, who says there’s no good time to be separated from someone. Julie emails Greenleaf’s letter to August, who reads it aloud as Missy drives. When she finishes,...
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