Lies I told about a girl, Anson Cameron, (sound recording)

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Summary: It's 1975 seen through the eyes of fifteen-year-old Blue Black, a boy from the bush town of Pentimento, where his father is a logger. Blue has won a scholarship to an exclusive boarding school in Victoria and is suddenly a poor boy in a rich kid's world. One day the school is abuzz with the latest arrival. No ordinary kid, this - it's the heir to the throne, sent out to the colonies to toughen up. He's 'just and only a boy', according to old Papa Rowell, the headmaster, and is to be treated as such. But when the prince falls for one of the few female students - the daughter of a politician - it's clear neither he nor Blue can ever be boys again. Lies I Told About a Girl is a sharp and funny story of sex, class, celebrity and love

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Summary: It's 1975 seen through the eyes of fifteen-year-old Blue Black, a boy from the bush town of Pentimento, where his father is a logger. Blue has won a scholarship to an exclusive boarding school in Victoria and is suddenly a poor boy in a rich kid's world. One day the school is abuzz with the latest arrival. No ordinary kid, this - it's the heir to the throne, sent out to the colonies to toughen up. He's 'just and only a boy', according to old Papa Rowell, the headmaster, and is to be treated as such. But when the prince falls for one of the few female students - the daughter of a politician - it's clear neither he nor Blue can ever be boys again. Lies I Told About a Girl is a sharp and funny story of sex, class, celebrity and love