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Holly Austin

Holly Austin is one of Australia’s most versatile multi-disciplinary performers. Holly is a NIDA graduate and the recipient of The Mike Walsh Fellowship, The Ian Potter Cultural Award and The Inaugural ACTF Joan & Betty Rayner Fellowship. As an actor she has a vast number of screen and theatre credits most recently being cast as Skye O’Dwyer in Amazon Prime’s Deadloch and Virginia Gay’s Cyrano at Melbourne Theatre Company. Holly is also a writer for both stage & screen and generates much of her own work.

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Title:

We Run Tomorrow

Written by:

Nat Amoore 

Read by:

Holly Austin 

Format:

Unabridged CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

6 

Duration:

6 hours 27 minutes 

Published:

August 01 2022 

Available Date:

August 01 2022 

Age Category:

Children (8+) 

ISBN:

9781038615190 

Genres:

Fiction; Adventure; Australian Fiction; Children; Children's Fiction; Humorous 

Publisher:

Bolinda audio 

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Price

Bolinda price

AUD$ 19.95

AUD$ 19.95

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Bestselling author
Award winning author
Australian author

Notable Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book of the Year / Younger Readers 2023

Bestselling author Nat Amoore brings you a story of four kids – and four superheroes – who are taking their future into their own hands.

Tonight, we’re gonna kidnap our best friend. And tomorrow? We run. Sticks, Maki, Jed and Tommy live on the same street. But the adults around them are making decisions that could tear the four friends apart. When they discover their favourite comic book series is being made into a blockbuster movie, they know what they have to do. Get to the audition. Get the parts. Stay together.

'Amoore brings a delightful originality to her rendering of the kid’s own adventure ... This is a lively but thoughtful middle-grade fiction that kids aged 8–12 will race through with great pleasure.' (on Secrets of a Schoolyard Millionaire)
Books+Publishing

'Nat Amoore is the next Andy Griffiths. Her books are madcap and wild, with an enormous heart.' (on The Power of Positive Pranking)
Newcastle Herald