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	title:	Return to Oz
	author:	John Brown
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Exposure Publishing, an imprint of Meadow Books
	released:	February 1, 2007
	isbn:	1846855179
	isbn-13:	9781846855177

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Entertaining and Informative. A taste of Australia. - Rated For those looking for an alternative to Bill Bryson's 'Down Under' travel writing, I can recommend John Brown's 'Return To Oz'. John went to Australia originally in the 60's, his parents joined the '£10 pom' scheme, then came back to the UK when he was in his late teens. The book is about his recent return to Oz, and seeing places he'd seen from his youth and how they'd changed. It only focuses on a few major places (Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney), but it comments on some suburban areas, which I found useful as I'm researching where in Sydney to move to. It's a fairly short read, but entertaining and informative. You feel you know a little more about Australia after you've read it. Recommended. Wonderful read - Rated This book made me lots of things! Happy, it made me laugh and smile a lot. It made me sad in some places, but that happy sort of sad. It made me read from the first page to the last. It had the draw of a who-dun-it and I needed to know how it all turned out. It also made me wish that my family had emigrated to a place with more opportunity for a young lad. C'est la vie! I would love to see more from this author, please.

Customer Reviews

Entertaining and Informative. A taste of Australia. - Rated 5/5
For those looking for an alternative to Bill Bryson's 'Down Under' travel writing, I can recommend John Brown's 'Return To Oz'.

John went to Australia originally in the 60's, his parents joined the '£10 pom' scheme, then came back to the UK when he was in his late teens. The book is about his recent return to Oz, and seeing places he'd seen from his youth and how they'd changed.

It only focuses on a few major places (Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney), but it comments on some suburban areas, which I found useful as I'm researching where in Sydney to move to.

It's a fairly short read, but entertaining and informative. You feel you know a little more about Australia after you've read it. Recommended.

Wonderful read - Rated 5/5
This book made me lots of things!
Happy, it made me laugh and smile a lot. It made me sad in some places, but that happy sort of sad. It made me read from the first page to the last. It had the draw of a who-dun-it and I needed to know how it all turned out. It also made me wish that my family had emigrated to a place with more opportunity for a young lad. C'est la vie!
I would love to see more from this author, please.

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