Taj and the Great Camel Trek
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Taj and the Great Camel Trek

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eBook - PDF

Taj and the Great Camel Trek

About this book

Beltana, South Australia, 1875. Twelve-year-old Taj and his camel Mustara are about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. They are joining explorer Ernest Giles on his second attempt to cross the Australian desert where wild dogs, scorpions, poisonous snakes and a constant shortage of water mean they are never far from disaster. As if things weren't tough enough, Taj, raised in the ways of the Afghan people, is struggling to find his place in this new and exciting land. Taj and the Great Camel Trek is an inspirational, gripping adventure and a tribute to the Afghan camel drivers who helped explore Australia.

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eBook ISBN
9780702247200
Year
2012

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Map
  3. About the Author
  4. Copyright
  5. Also by Rosanne Hawke
  6. Dedication
  7. Camel Race
  8. Choosing Camels
  9. Mustara
  10. The Expedition Sets Out
  11. Camel Road
  12. A Strange Thing
  13. Port Augusta
  14. Taj Rides a Goat
  15. The Goat Race
  16. Taj Has an Accident
  17. The Elizabeth
  18. Coondambo
  19. Mustara in Danger
  20. Wynbring
  21. Tommy’s Big Water
  22. The Camels are Lost
  23. Youldeh is Born
  24. Colona Station
  25. Ooldabinna
  26. Alec Finds a Dam
  27. Return to Ooldabinna
  28. Mr Giles’ Challenge
  29. Leaving Boundary Dam
  30. Arguing Over the Camels
  31. Tommy Finds a Dingo
  32. Youldeh
  33. The Seventeenth Day
  34. Taj has a Birthday
  35. A Tornado Blows
  36. Asad
  37. Leaving Queen Victoria Spring
  38. The Camels in Danger
  39. Tommy Finds Water
  40. Ularring
  41. EG 1875
  42. Pigeon Rocks
  43. Ghost Boy
  44. Tootra Station
  45. Taj Receives a Telegram
  46. The Expedition Reaches Perth
  47. Afterword
  48. Conversion Tables
  49. Acknowledgements