Quicklet on Bill Bryson's In a Sunburned Country (Cliffsnotes-Like Book Summary & Commentary)
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This is a country that loses a prime minister and that is so vast and empty that a band of amateur enthusiasts could conceivably set off the worlds first non-governmental atomic bomb on its mainland almost four years would pass before anyone noticed. Clearly, this is a place worth getting to know.
In a Sunburned Country is Bill Brysons seventh book on travel. Published just five years after his much-celebrated travelogue of Great Britain, Notes from a Small Island, the book takes on a much bigger topic: Australia.
The book was published just before the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, and some later editions have an appendix chronicling Brysons time spent as a spectator. Yet, the focus of the book is on Brysons several trips to the massive island over the course of a year.
Bryson finds himself hopping back and forth between various points in Australia, his home in New England, and a few other international locales. He never strays for long though, and much of the book is spent in the car and at dozens of hotels, pubs, and attractions along Australias 23,000 mile coastline.
EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
Next we meet Alan Howe, an old friend from London. Along with his wife, Carmel, Howe takes Bryson on several adventures to natural wonders, many of which are quite near his vacation home in the hills. After journeying with Howe for a few days, Bryson again strikes out on his own and heads north towards Brisbane. In the midst of his travels, he digresses into a chapter about Australias native peoplethe Aborigines.
The history is unbelievable. The Aborigines are an incredibly ancient tribe who still astound scientists today. After a short time walking the beaches of the Gold Coast and extolling the history of the area, Bryson departs, returns home for a time, then returns for the final leg of his trip.
In part three, Around the Edges, Bryson careens towards the wilder parts of the country. He is accompanied by Allan Sherwin, a friend from London. The most exciting leg of his journey begins as he travels to Great Barrier Reef and braves the sharks and waves native to the area.
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Our Hyperink Quicklets are usually 5,000 words and include an overall summary, chapter commentary, key characters, literary themes, fun trivia, and recommended related readings.
ABOUT THE BOOK
This is a country that loses a prime minister and that is so vast and empty that a band of amateur enthusiasts could conceivably set off the worlds first non-governmental atomic bomb on its mainland almost four years would pass before anyone noticed. Clearly, this is a place worth getting to know.
In a Sunburned Country is Bill Brysons seventh book on travel. Published just five years after his much-celebrated travelogue of Great Britain, Notes from a Small Island, the book takes on a much bigger topic: Australia.
The book was published just before the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, and some later editions have an appendix chronicling Brysons time spent as a spectator. Yet, the focus of the book is on Brysons several trips to the massive island over the course of a year.
Bryson finds himself hopping back and forth between various points in Australia, his home in New England, and a few other international locales. He never strays for long though, and much of the book is spent in the car and at dozens of hotels, pubs, and attractions along Australias 23,000 mile coastline.
EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
Next we meet Alan Howe, an old friend from London. Along with his wife, Carmel, Howe takes Bryson on several adventures to natural wonders, many of which are quite near his vacation home in the hills. After journeying with Howe for a few days, Bryson again strikes out on his own and heads north towards Brisbane. In the midst of his travels, he digresses into a chapter about Australias native peoplethe Aborigines.
The history is unbelievable. The Aborigines are an incredibly ancient tribe who still astound scientists today. After a short time walking the beaches of the Gold Coast and extolling the history of the area, Bryson departs, returns home for a time, then returns for the final leg of his trip.
In part three, Around the Edges, Bryson careens towards the wilder parts of the country. He is accompanied by Allan Sherwin, a friend from London. The most exciting leg of his journey begins as he travels to Great Barrier Reef and braves the sharks and waves native to the area.
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Quicklet On Bill Bryson’s In a Sunburned Country
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Quicklet on Bill Bryson's In a Sunburned Country (Cliffsnotes-Like Book Summary & Commentary)
Quicklets: Your Reading Sidekick!
Our Hyperink Quicklets are usually 5,000 words and include an overall summary, chapter commentary, key characters, literary themes, fun trivia, and recommended related readings.
ABOUT THE BOOK
This is a country that loses a prime minister and that is so vast and empty that a band of amateur enthusiasts could conceivably set off the worlds first non-governmental atomic bomb on its mainland almost four years would pass before anyone noticed. Clearly, this is a place worth getting to know.
In a Sunburned Country is Bill Brysons seventh book on travel. Published just five years after his much-celebrated travelogue of Great Britain, Notes from a Small Island, the book takes on a much bigger topic: Australia.
The book was published just before the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, and some later editions have an appendix chronicling Brysons time spent as a spectator. Yet, the focus of the book is on Brysons several trips to the massive island over the course of a year.
Bryson finds himself hopping back and forth between various points in Australia, his home in New England, and a few other international locales. He never strays for long though, and much of the book is spent in the car and at dozens of hotels, pubs, and attractions along Australias 23,000 mile coastline.
EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
Next we meet Alan Howe, an old friend from London. Along with his wife, Carmel, Howe takes Bryson on several adventures to natural wonders, many of which are quite near his vacation home in the hills. After journeying with Howe for a few days, Bryson again strikes out on his own and heads north towards Brisbane. In the midst of his travels, he digresses into a chapter about Australias native peoplethe Aborigines.
The history is unbelievable. The Aborigines are an incredibly ancient tribe who still astound scientists today. After a short time walking the beaches of the Gold Coast and extolling the history of the area, Bryson departs, returns home for a time, then returns for the final leg of his trip.
In part three, Around the Edges, Bryson careens towards the wilder parts of the country. He is accompanied by Allan Sherwin, a friend from London. The most exciting leg of his journey begins as he travels to Great Barrier Reef and braves the sharks and waves native to the area.
Buy a copy to keep reading!
CHAPTER OUTLINE
Quicklet On Bill Bryson’s In a Sunburned Country
+ About the Book
+ About the Author
+ Summary
+ Characters
+ ...and much more
Our Hyperink Quicklets are usually 5,000 words and include an overall summary, chapter commentary, key characters, literary themes, fun trivia, and recommended related readings.
ABOUT THE BOOK
This is a country that loses a prime minister and that is so vast and empty that a band of amateur enthusiasts could conceivably set off the worlds first non-governmental atomic bomb on its mainland almost four years would pass before anyone noticed. Clearly, this is a place worth getting to know.
In a Sunburned Country is Bill Brysons seventh book on travel. Published just five years after his much-celebrated travelogue of Great Britain, Notes from a Small Island, the book takes on a much bigger topic: Australia.
The book was published just before the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, and some later editions have an appendix chronicling Brysons time spent as a spectator. Yet, the focus of the book is on Brysons several trips to the massive island over the course of a year.
Bryson finds himself hopping back and forth between various points in Australia, his home in New England, and a few other international locales. He never strays for long though, and much of the book is spent in the car and at dozens of hotels, pubs, and attractions along Australias 23,000 mile coastline.
EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
Next we meet Alan Howe, an old friend from London. Along with his wife, Carmel, Howe takes Bryson on several adventures to natural wonders, many of which are quite near his vacation home in the hills. After journeying with Howe for a few days, Bryson again strikes out on his own and heads north towards Brisbane. In the midst of his travels, he digresses into a chapter about Australias native peoplethe Aborigines.
The history is unbelievable. The Aborigines are an incredibly ancient tribe who still astound scientists today. After a short time walking the beaches of the Gold Coast and extolling the history of the area, Bryson departs, returns home for a time, then returns for the final leg of his trip.
In part three, Around the Edges, Bryson careens towards the wilder parts of the country. He is accompanied by Allan Sherwin, a friend from London. The most exciting leg of his journey begins as he travels to Great Barrier Reef and braves the sharks and waves native to the area.
Buy a copy to keep reading!
CHAPTER OUTLINE
Quicklet On Bill Bryson’s In a Sunburned Country
+ About the Book
+ About the Author
+ Summary
+ Characters
+ ...and much more
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BN ID: | 2940014331425 |
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Publisher: | Hyperink |
Publication date: | 02/23/2012 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 630 KB |
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