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Title details for The Angry Women's Choir by Meg Bignell - Available

The Angry Women's Choir

by Meg Bignell
Meg Bignell
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This audiobook includes original music by Meg Bignell and Jude Elliot.
Once in a while, everyone needs to be heard.
Freycinet Barnes has built herself the perfect existence. With beautiful children, a successful husband and a well-ordered schedule, it's a life so full she simply doesn't fit.
When she steps outside her calendar and is accidentally thrown into the generous bosom of the West Moonah Women's Choir, she finds music, laughter, friendship and a humming wellspring of rage. With the ready acceptance of the colourful choristers, Frey learns that voices can move mountains, fury can be kind and life can do with a bit of ruining.
Together, Frey and the choir sing their anger, they breathe it in and stitch it up, belt it out and spin it into a fierce, driving beat that will kick the system square in the balls, and possibly demolish them all.
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Publisher: Penguin Random House Australia Edition: Unabridged

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  • ISBN: 9780143776994
  • File size: 378762 KB
  • Release date: July 5, 2022
  • Duration: 13:09:05

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OverDrive Listen audiobook

subjects

Fiction Literature

Languages

English

This audiobook includes original music by Meg Bignell and Jude Elliot.
Once in a while, everyone needs to be heard.
Freycinet Barnes has built herself the perfect existence. With beautiful children, a successful husband and a well-ordered schedule, it's a life so full she simply doesn't fit.
When she steps outside her calendar and is accidentally thrown into the generous bosom of the West Moonah Women's Choir, she finds music, laughter, friendship and a humming wellspring of rage. With the ready acceptance of the colourful choristers, Frey learns that voices can move mountains, fury can be kind and life can do with a bit of ruining.
Together, Frey and the choir sing their anger, they breathe it in and stitch it up, belt it out and spin it into a fierce, driving beat that will kick the system square in the balls, and possibly demolish them all.
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Fiction Literature