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Nelson Street
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ISBN13: 9798284432228
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 18 2025
Pages: 406
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 18 2025
Pages: 406
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Welcome to Nelson Street, where a community of quirky, off-beat and interestingly named characters live in Nelson, New Zealand.
Meet Bethany Manning and her precocious six-year-old daughter, Hope, doing their best to get over the 'blackness' that descended on them after their husband and dad passed away.
Meet Bethany Manning and her precocious six-year-old daughter, Hope, doing their best to get over the 'blackness' that descended on them after their husband and dad passed away.
There's Kitty Witty whose Little Dream of opening a café is about to come true. Or is it?
Galen Ditty, newly arrived in town and feeling like a fish out of water, he has a secret he's desperately trying to hide.
Brian Food and Malcolm Drink, residents of the Sunrise Rest Home, are on a mission to counteract the possible closing of the Nelson Library, and overthrow Taco Tuesday.
Joshua Tree, with his collection of rescue animals, is about to have to choose between his two loves - trees and tennis.
Phyllis Wesley wants to hold onto her beloved tennis club despite what seems like insurmountable challenges.
And Terry Hawkins, who becomes homeless after his house is demolished and now fights to survive from day to day.
Let's not forget the reflective magpie who looks after Terry while searching for love.
Most importantly, let the warmth and community-spirit of Nelson Street envelop you as you fall in love with its residents. But beware, you'll likely find yourself searching for a place to buy or rent on this unique street so that you can become a part of this rare and remarkable community.
Galen Ditty, newly arrived in town and feeling like a fish out of water, he has a secret he's desperately trying to hide.
Brian Food and Malcolm Drink, residents of the Sunrise Rest Home, are on a mission to counteract the possible closing of the Nelson Library, and overthrow Taco Tuesday.
Joshua Tree, with his collection of rescue animals, is about to have to choose between his two loves - trees and tennis.
Phyllis Wesley wants to hold onto her beloved tennis club despite what seems like insurmountable challenges.
And Terry Hawkins, who becomes homeless after his house is demolished and now fights to survive from day to day.
Let's not forget the reflective magpie who looks after Terry while searching for love.
Most importantly, let the warmth and community-spirit of Nelson Street envelop you as you fall in love with its residents. But beware, you'll likely find yourself searching for a place to buy or rent on this unique street so that you can become a part of this rare and remarkable community.
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