In this novel, a girl replaces the blonde hair of her doll with black horsehair.
In this novel, a girl replaces the blonde hair of her doll with black horsehair. One character in this novel helps Percy Smith kill Mr. Jeffries after witnessing Jeffries ruthlessly kill a native man while on the Bellingen River. While living with Reverend Stratton, one character in this work decides to leave his father for good after casting a pebble on a hopscotch court. A character in this novel is first introduced to horse racing by Ian Wardley-Fish when he arrives at Oxford. The two main characters of this novel meet after one of them (*) flips a coin and decides to board a ship bound for New South Wales on a mission. The two title characters of this novel execute a bet whether a glass church can be delivered to Boat Harbor by Good Friday. For 10 points, name this novel about two obsessive gamblers, which won Peter Carey his first Booker Prize.
In this novel, a girl replaces the blonde hair of her doll with black horsehair.
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