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Pobby and Dingan - Ben Rice

 
Description: ISBN 0099285622 / Author: Ben Rice / Genre: Fiction / An opal-mining town unites in the search for Pobby and Dingan, the imaginary ... more
Pobby and Dingan - Ben Rice ... friends of a miner's daughter.

Newest Review: ... being a figment of the young girl's imagination, Kellyanne falls extremely ill after their disappearance and so the whole ... more

 ... town rallies around the family and try to find them. The story is narrated by Kellyanne's older brother Ashton (we don't find out his age but I would guess he's 11 or 12 years old); although Pobby and Dingan are the focus of everyone's attention, Ashton is the real star in this story. He constantly derides his sister and her made-up companions, but ultimately it is his compassion which drives the town into searching for the imaginary children; although Pobby and Dingan have made his sister sick with worry and inadverte...more

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Premium Review Pobby and Dingan - Ben Rice: An absolutely perfect short story (627 words)
by - written on 17/12/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I was reluctant to review 'Pobby and Dingan' as I didn't think I could write anything nearly good enough to describe the brilliance of the book. But as it seems relatively unknown, I thought I would give it a go and maybe encourage a few more people to read it. 'Pobby and Dingan' is a short story written by British author Ben Rice. It's set in a small Australian town, Lightning Ridge and follows the Williamson family; mum, dad, son Ashton, and daughter Kellyanne. Dad, Rex (along with most of the town's residents) gets by, by mining for opal - a precious gemstone. It's a fairly fruitless trade but Rex swears that some day he'll make millions. Pobby and Dingan ...  Read the complete review

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Crowned Review Pobby and Dingan are maybe-dead (2085 words)
by - written on 16/07/01 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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You know how there are some books that make you want to go and tell all your friends about it, the minute you finish reading it? You know how there are some books you go out and buy copies of, to give to people, to make sure that they actually sit down and read it too? Well, 'Pobby and Dingan' is not that sort of book. It's better than that. It makes you want to go up to strangers on the street and tell them about it. It made a friend of mine, who I successfully converted to the cult, seriously consider bulk-buying a load of copies and posting them at random through people's letterboxes. It makes you want to fly an aeroplane over your hometown, with a ...  Read the complete review

 

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