The Toorak Jackpot

The Toorak Jackpot

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Author: Rosemary Macindoe

Format: Paperback

Number of Pages: 172


Before Rupert Murdoch married Jerry Hall and Tony Abbott was Prime Minister of Australia, enterprising shoe salesman Bert Smith got an offer he couldn't refuse--to live the high life in Melbourne's premier suburb--Toorak! There was a catch, however... He had to tell everyone within cooee that he was a prince--a Toorak prince! And that's when all the fun began for Bert! Writing from her experience growing up in Toorak, Rosemary Macindoe blends a melange of humour, satire and with a dash of poignancy in "The Toorak Jackpot". This modern fable, inspired by Dickens' "Great Expectations" explores what it means to be truly wealthy.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.

Author: Rosemary Macindoe

Format: Paperback

Number of Pages: 172


Before Rupert Murdoch married Jerry Hall and Tony Abbott was Prime Minister of Australia, enterprising shoe salesman Bert Smith got an offer he couldn't refuse--to live the high life in Melbourne's premier suburb--Toorak! There was a catch, however... He had to tell everyone within cooee that he was a prince--a Toorak prince! And that's when all the fun began for Bert! Writing from her experience growing up in Toorak, Rosemary Macindoe blends a melange of humour, satire and with a dash of poignancy in "The Toorak Jackpot". This modern fable, inspired by Dickens' "Great Expectations" explores what it means to be truly wealthy.