The Storymaker Man from Ban Ban Doree: Book 1

By Peter Poidevin and Windel Eborlas

This book displays just one of the creative streams to which Sydney born, Peter Poidevin contributes. His output is prodigious as it is seemingly irrepressible. It has interspersed a varied and interesting working life, during which he worked with some of Australias best proponents in the hospitality industry. He managed and owned restaurants and clubs, then changed to taxi driving for twenty years on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
These jobs brought him into contact with a great variety of people, but thats another story
Through his acquaintance with musicians, he produced a CD of childrens songs which he had written. This CD, called Animals Oztralia has been widely distributed throughout the world and been very well received.
The songs feature the unique native animals of Australia as well as Australian folklore. Though Peter is not able to write music or play a musical instrument, melodies and words come together in his mind, as he proceeds to write each song. These he then sings to the musician who writes and arranges the music for the song. Luckily he has access to some of the best musicians in Australia.
Now retired and happily settled in Tasmania, he continues to write. His writings were brought to my attention with a view to have them illustrated. For me it has been a pleasure to contribute to his most interesting works.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Oct 28, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524518783

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Copyright © 2016 by Peter Poidevin. 735771

ISBN:   Softcover         978-1-5245-1879-0

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Rev. date: 10/27/2016

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Contents

Ribbit and Croak

A Tiger’s Lament

About My Friend

Bats

Blow, Wind, Blow

Rheeno, the Dancing Rhino

Dream On

Guess Who’s Back in Town Today?

Ferret

Hello, Friend

I’m Gunna

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Ribbit and Croak

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