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Where Lions Roar at Night

Barn Chronicles

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Where Lions Roar at Night

By: Rosie Boom
Narrated by: Rosie Boom
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Where Lions Roar at Night is an engaging listen for the whole family. Enjoy the fun, adventures, and dramas of a modern day "pioneering" family as they begin home-steading in rural NZ. Where Lions Roar at Night is the first book in the multi-award-winning series The Barn Chronicles by New Zealand author Rosie Boom.

Ten-year-old Milly had always dreamed of living in the country and owning all sorts of animals. So, when her parents buy a piece of land and move their six children into a 90-year-old barn, Milly can’t believe her luck.

But she never imagined that living the simple life would include mucking out a filthy water tank, gathering endless supplies of firewood, clearing the land, and rescuing animals in a "hundred year" storm. Nor did she expect to hear deep groanings in the night....

Where Lions Roar at Night is published by Boom Tree Publishing.

©2008 Rosie Boom (P)2021 Rosie Boom
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Winner 2010 Australasian Caleb Prize for Best Children’s Book

"A simple piece of sunlit childhood." (Emma Jelsma, Scene Magazine, 2010)

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