Tricia
Stringer

Bestselling Australian author

“warm, witty and wise stories of family and community”

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The Road Trip

Two caravans, four adults and a journey through Australia’s heart – the trip of a lifetime, right? Wrong. A wise take on the joys of travel with those you might dislike the most but love the best.

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”Masterful” is used a lot in reviews, but Tricia Stringer really is. She is one of Australia’s most
accomplished writers.
- Better Reading

Stringer once again demonstrates why she is one of the best chroniclers of small town Australia.
- The Canberra Weekly on ‘Keeping Up Appearances

Tricia Stringer excels at two things: strong, empathetic characters; and finding an experience or emotion shared by many, then spinning that commonality into an engaging novel.
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Monday morning is brought to you by the final leg of our trip around Ireland. We left Cork on a brilliant sunshiny day or at least we tried to. We got caught up on the motorway and did several loops before finally escaping. A little further on we needed coffee and left the highway for the town of Michelstown where we discovered a gem of a coffee and cake shop called O'callaghan's Cafe and Delicatessan. Then on to Dublin where the mid 20s heat felt much hotter. Gratefully handed back the hire car and enjoyed a brief look at the sights. We also went to the 30th anniversary show of Riverdance at the beautiful Gaiety Theatre. Thanks for rheMonica McInerney McInerney it was a fantastic show. What an amazingly talented cast.Unfortunately back at our hotel there was no airconditioning and our 4th floor room was like an oven on steroids! Thankfully there was a fabulous pub right next door called Darkey Kelly's with cold drinks, great food, live music and the friendliest staff. I left Tom from behind the bar with one of my books. Farewell Ireland and thanks for sharing your beauty . ... See MoreSee Less

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