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Nicky Talacko

Nicky Talacko attended the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London. After graduating, Nicky appeared in many stage productions, but is probably best remembered for her role as Kelly Hurst in the British television series Family Affairs. Nicky also played the lead roles in the feature films Baby Blues and A Mind of Her Own. Nicky then returned to Melbourne and has completed roles in the respected Australian television productions Blue Heelers and MDA.

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Title:: Forget Me Not
Written by:: Anne Cassidy
Read by:: Nicky Talacko
Format:: Unabridged CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 5
Duration:: 6 hours 13 minutes
Published:: January 01 2009
Available Date:: January 01 2009
Age Category:: Young Adult (13+)
ISBN:: 9781742017891
Genres:: Fiction; General Fiction; Mystery; Young Adult Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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Award winning author
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Winner Angus Book Award 2009
Shortlisted Queensland Fiction Prize 2009

From the award-winning author of Looking for JJ.

Jade Henderson is missing; taken from her cot in the middle of the night. Stella watches the police investigation unfold, and begins to ask her own questions. Where was her mother that night? And what is this dark past that she's been hiding? The woods hold a dark secret ...

"Stella has no way of knowing the effect the disappearance of a neighbor's child will have on her life. She also learns about her mom's childhood-when a toddler disappeared while in her care. The stories intertwine, but history does not repeat itself. Nicky Talacko portrays the teenaged Stella, capturing her highs and lows as she struggles to understand how her life has been turned upside down. Talacko brings alive the cattiness of the neighbors, who don't really know much about what has happened but are willing to act as if they know for certain. She depicts Stella's subtle impatience in dealing with adults and her uncertainty in dealing with her boyfriend. Overall, Talacko delivers a strong narration."
AudioFile Magazine

'A tale about child abduction ... handled compassionately and will grip teenage readers.'
The Bookseller