The China Coin
The China Coin by Allan Baillie is a First Edition published by Penguin Group Australia on August 3, 1992. This 189-page book is written in English and presents a narrative that follows Leah as she travels across China with her mother in search of long-lost relatives and the resolution of an ancient mystery. As they embark on this journey, Leah grapples with her grief over her father’s absence and the growing distance between her and her mother.
Readers will find a story that intertwines personal loss with significant historical events, specifically the unfolding terror of Tiananmen Square, which serves as a pivotal moment in the narrative. The book explores themes related to social topics, including prejudice and racism, while also delving into action and adventure elements. Through Leah’s experiences, the narrative highlights the complexities of family relationships against the backdrop of a culturally rich setting.
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‘Dad was not here. The three of us were now two, but Dad’s last adventure did not have to be over. Not as long as there was someone around to keep it going…’
Leah travels across China with her mum, in search of long lost relatives and the answer to an ancient mystery. Grieving for her father, she feels increasingly distanced from her mother. But soon the unfolding terror of Tiananmen Square will draw mother and daughter back together in the most drastic way possible.
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