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Eleni Hale Eleni Hale i(12854809 works by)
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Formerly a reporter for the Herald Sun and a communications strategist for the union movement, Eleni Hale released her first novel in 2018. She had published the short story 'Fig' in the ABC's In Their Branches project.

Source: Author's website.

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y separately published work icon Stone Girl Melbourne : Penguin , 2018 12854830 2018 single work novel young adult

'An unspeakable event changes everything for twelve-year-old Sophie. No more Mum, school or bed of her own. She’s made a ward of the state and grows up in a volatile world where kids make their own rules, adults don’t count and the only constant is change.

'Until one day she meets Gwen, Matty and Spiral. Spiral is the most furious, beautiful boy Sophie has ever known. And as their bond tightens she finally begins to confront what happened in her past.

'I’m at the police station. There’s blood splattered across my face and clothes. In this tiny room with walls the colour of winter sky I hug a black backpack full of treasures. Only one thing is certain . . . no one can ever forgive me for what I’ve done.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

2019 longlisted Davitt Award Best Young Adult Book
2019 winner Readings Prizes The Readings Young Adult Book Prize
2019 shortlisted New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards Ethel Turner Prize for Young People's Literature
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