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Start giftingAll Four Quarters of the Moon
From the CBCA award-winning author of A Glasshouse of Stars
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Angela Tran
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Length
6 hours 24 minutes
Language
English
Making mooncakes with Ah Ma for the Mid-Autumn Festival was the last day of Peijing's old life. Now, adapting to their new life in Australia, Peijing thinks everything will turn out okay for her family as long as they have each other - but cracks are starting to appear.
Her little sister, Biju, needs Peijing to be the dependable big sister. Ma Ma is no longer herself; Ah Ma keeps forgetting who she is; and Ba Ba, who used to work seven days a week, is adjusting to being a hands-on dad.
How will Peijing cope with the uncertainties of her own little world while shouldering the burden of everyone else? And if Peijing's family are the four quarters of the mooncake, where does she fit in?
'An enchanting, touching, perfectly crafted story that will live in my heart for a very long time. A novel of family, friendship, culture, honour and identity that is both timely and timeless. I laughed and cried so many times, and felt as if my soul and my worldview were both expanding. An instant classic.' KATE GORDON, author of CBCA award-winning Aster's Good, Right Things
Shirley Marr (Author)
Shirley Marr is a first-generation Chinese Australian living in Perth and an author of young adult and children's fiction, including YA novels Fury and Preloved, and children's novels Little Jiang, A Glasshouse of Stars, All Four Quarters of the Moon and Countdown to Yesterday. She describes herself as having a Western mind and an Eastern heart. She likes to write in the space in the middle where they both collide, basing her stories on her own personal experiences of migration and growing up in Australia, along with the folk and fairy tales from her mother. Arriving in mainland Australia from Christmas Island as a seven-year-old in the 1980s and experiencing the good, the bad and the wonder that comes with culture shock, Shirley has been in love with reading and writing from that early age. Shirley is a universe full of stars and stories and hopes to share the many other novels that she has inside her.
Angela Tran (Reader)
Angela is known for her wide range in voice acting, from cute kids, sultry women, and young heroines to enthusiastic promos, casual reads and more. From video games and animation to audiobooks, commercials, and e-learning, Angela is a voice actress confidently equipped to provide you with the services you need! Having studied under well known dialectologist/voice actor Eliza Jane Schneider, she also has a range of accents under her belt, including Mandarin Australian, General American & RP British.
Shirley Marr (Author)
Shirley Marr is a first-generation Chinese Australian living in Perth and an author of young adult and children's fiction, including YA novels Fury and Preloved, and children's novels Little Jiang, A Glasshouse of Stars, All Four Quarters of the Moon and Countdown to Yesterday. She describes herself as having a Western mind and an Eastern heart. She likes to write in the space in the middle where they both collide, basing her stories on her own personal experiences of migration and growing up in Australia, along with the folk and fairy tales from her mother. Arriving in mainland Australia from Christmas Island as a seven-year-old in the 1980s and experiencing the good, the bad and the wonder that comes with culture shock, Shirley has been in love with reading and writing from that early age. Shirley is a universe full of stars and stories and hopes to share the many other novels that she has inside her.
Angela Tran (Reader)
Angela is known for her wide range in voice acting, from cute kids, sultry women, and young heroines to enthusiastic promos, casual reads and more. From video games and animation to audiobooks, commercials, and e-learning, Angela is a voice actress confidently equipped to provide you with the services you need! Having studied under well known dialectologist/voice actor Eliza Jane Schneider, she also has a range of accents under her belt, including Mandarin Australian, General American & RP British.