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Speckled Birds
Shirley Lauro
Honey Spot
by Jack Davis
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the powerful themes of 'Honey Spot', particularly its approach to racism and reconciliation through the lens of childhood friendships. Many find it engaging and valuable for educational settings, suitable for younger audiences yet insightful for adults. However, some feel that despite its significance, the play can be dull and unengaging to read, impacting its overall enjoyment.
Powerful themes of reconciliationSuitable for all agesValuable educational materialCan be dull and unengaging
Synopsis
Deals with the issues of race relations and conservation of our environment (1 man, 1 woman, 2 boys, 1 girl).
Publication
PublisherCurrency Press
Year1988
BindingPaperback
EditionUK ed.
Pages80
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780868191638
ISBN-100868191639
LCCPR9619.3.D33
Honey Spot is a Australian & New Zealand play written by Jack Davis and published by Currency Press (1988).
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