![]() ![]() ![]() Tyrrell had clearly done her research to ensure the rich history of the area was included. The notes left by Destructo in Patterson's famous Maltzing Matilda rhyme style were clever and worked really well within the storyline. This storyline subtly introduces the reader to some historical elements of Australia, including the famous poet Banjo Patterson. Destructo's frustration with the robot dog were clear (and humorous) with lines such as "Stop that, junk head." The banter between the villain, Destructo, and his not so reliable sidekick K9, was really enjoyable. This fast paced story had me turning the pages one after the other to find out where the next twist would take Rosie.Ī special mention goes out to Destructo and K9. A delightful mix that blend together to create an exciting, high stakes read. ![]() As the story unfolds several themes emerge including drought, outback Australia's harsh conditions, and good verse evil. ![]() Rosie knows Destructo is behind the kidnapping, but is not sure why. Rosie and her friends, Ben and Amy, are tasked with trying to find Aunt Matilda. Rosie, aka Songbird Superhero, is on a mission to find her kidnapped aunty, save the outback from drought and stop her enemy, Destructo, from committing any further destruction. Karen Tyrrell's latest superhero story, Songbird Drought Rescue, is full of action, mystery, suspense and tension. ![]()
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