Under The Green Moon
Set in Australia during the Depression, at a time when cross-cultural friendship was the biggest taboo, comes the heart-breaking story of a young white girl and an Aboriginal girl who have more in common than they realise.
Drawing on her family’s life in Sydney’s famous Botany Bay area, the author has vividly captured the prejudice and ignorance that was normal in Australia in the 1930s. Against the odds Daisy and Amelia become close, but it doesn’t take long before the authorities step in and they are separated.
"Giles’ fluid style and genuine storytelling talent lends itself beautifully to this Australian version of To Kill a Mockingbird."