You've Got Bunyip in Ya!

By Dallas Sutherland

Tomorrow is Bruno’s last day of school for the year. But the full moon makes everything strange.
Granny gives him Bill’s Big Book of Bunyips to read.
Will this explain why there is fur growing down his arms, and who keeps painting the funny faces and breaking the farm fences?
Bruno’s neighbours, the Stickwhistles, want to drain his beloved swamp to build their pineapple cannery.
To save the swamp, Bruno talks to the animals and climbs the Big Pimple to find out who he really is.

• Language: English
• Publisher: CUSTOM BOOK PUBLICATIONS
• Release date: Apr 21, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310151606

Dallas Sutherland

Over the last twenty-five years, the Author has exhibited a creative bent across a range of industries in graphic design including trompe l'oeil murals, and has lectured in Fine Arts. His education included art history, literature and creative writing. Works include play scripts and short stories. The Greying is his first published novella, with further books planned as part of the fantasy series. He draws inspiration from myth, legend, and fairy tales.He lives on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia with his partner Kerri, and daughter Ruby.

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Tomorrow is Bruno’s last day of school for the year. But the full moon makes everything strange.

Granny gives him Bill’s Big Book of Bunyips to read.

Will this explain why there is fur growing down his arms, and who keeps painting the funny faces and breaking the farm fences?

Bruno’s neighbours, the Stickwhistles, want to drain his beloved swamp to build their pineapple cannery.

To save the swamp, Bruno talks to the animals and climbs the Big Pimple to find out who he really is.

For Sylvia, Zoe, Ben, and Ruby

Copyright © 2015Dallas Sutherland

Published by

CUSTOM BOOK PUBLICATIONS

All the characters are fictitious and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental

Cover & Illustrations by the Author

You’ve Got

Bunyip in Ya

DALLAS SUTHERLAND

Bruno Bunyik lived on a small farm next to a swamp. His Granny looked after him and together they milked the cows, fed the chickens, and picked the apples in the orchard.

Granny drove the old grey tractor. Bruno was ten years old on the day Granny told him his father would not be coming back from the war. Even though he did not remember much about his father, it was still hard for Bruno. His mother died not long after he was born and,