This story Sixty Seconds by Jesse Blackadder is quite confronting. A family moves from Hobart to northern New South Wales. Then a tragic event occurs to the family's small child and the other family members have to find a way to deal with the aftermath. The story is narrated in three voices: the brother (in the first person); the mother (in the second person) and the father (in the third person). The story is well-written but harrowing at times. I don't think I would have read it if I knew what it was about. 4/5
Sunday, October 15, 2017
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