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Storm Boy 60th Anniversary Edition by Colin Thiele

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Storm Boy 60th Anniversary Edition

Kindle Edition

Colin Thiele

New Holland Publishers · Ebook · September 1, 2025

Reading lane: Australia & Oceania Stories

For ages: 8+ years old This Australian children's classic has now been enchanting children for 60 years.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Wild Bonds

A warm Australian classic pairs an unusual boy-and-pelican bond with pressure from the wider world.

Come here for

  • An unusual friendship in the remote Coorong
  • A tender bond complicated by schooling and outside expectations

Expect

  • A sustained story of loyalty and unconditional love
  • A child’s remote way of life set against society’s pressures

Book Details

Authors
Colin Thiele
Publisher
New Holland Publishers
Published
September 1, 2025
Format
Ebook
Theme
Australia & Oceania Stories · Weather Stories
Reading lane
Australia & Oceania Stories

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Action & Adventure

  • Bird Stories

About This Book

For ages: 8+ years old This Australian children's classic has now been enchanting children for 60 years. The Colin Thiele classic is also the basis for the recent major movie remake of Storm Boy starring Jai Courtney and Geoffrey Rush. Storm Boy is the timeless story of Mike "Storm Boy" Kingley who rescues three pelican chicks after their mother is shot. One of the birds, Mr Percival, forms a very special bond with the boy which brings into focus the conflict between his lif...

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For ages: 8+ years old This Australian children's classic has now been enchanting children for 60 years. The Colin Thiele classic is also the basis for the recent major movie remake of Storm Boy starring Jai Courtney and Geoffrey Rush. Storm Boy is the timeless story of Mike "Storm Boy" Kingley who rescues three pelican chicks after their mother is shot. One of the birds, Mr Percival, forms a very special bond with the boy which brings into focus the conflict between his lifestyle in the remote Coorong of South Australia and the external pressures of society including his schooling. Treasured by generations of children, this is a heartwarming- tale about unusual friendship and unconditional love.

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