Biography & Memoir History Australiana
Goodbye Crackernight by Justin Sheedy is a compelling historical non‑fiction work that blends memoir and cultural history, appealing to both young adult and adult readers interested in Australian stories. Published in 2009, this trade paperback offers 226 pages of engaging narrative that touches on family, outdoor life and the broader social landscape of modern Australia.
The book comes from an ex‑library collection and is in good condition overall. A thin plastic cover protector remains in place, bearing the original library stickers and stamps, while the front and back endpapers show the same library markings and a small handwritten note. Light foxing is visible along the closed‑page edges, with a single rare page showing minor edge foxing, but the text and illustrations are clear.
Goodbye Crackernight fits comfortably within the biographies, true stories, and historical genres, making it a valuable addition for collectors of Australian history, memoirs, and cultural studies. Its warm, reflective tone and accessible style provide an enjoyable reading experience for anyone exploring personal and societal development in a uniquely Australian context.