Summary of Olivia Newton-John's Don't Stop Believin' (eBook, ePUB)
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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:#1 My father, Brin, came from a more humble background. He was born in Wales to a middle-class family where his father, Oliver John, worked as a carpenter. He was a brilliant man who spoke French and German fluently.#2 I had many memories of my father, who was headmaster of King's College in Cambridge. I loved him very much, and still do. He was a charming, charismatic man who demanded the best from himself and his family.#3 I was a good little girl, except for the occasional misstep. When I went to school in Austra...
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:
#1 My father, Brin, came from a more humble background. He was born in Wales to a middle-class family where his father, Oliver John, worked as a carpenter. He was a brilliant man who spoke French and German fluently.
#2 I had many memories of my father, who was headmaster of King's College in Cambridge. I loved him very much, and still do. He was a charming, charismatic man who demanded the best from himself and his family.
#3 I was a good little girl, except for the occasional misstep. When I went to school in Australia, we had a weekly Bank Day where we would take money to school and they would put it in the bank for us. I used my money for a current need: to buy everyone a lolly.
#4 I was five years old when we moved to Australia. I was proud of my father because he had fought against older and more experienced academics for the position of Master of Ormond College at the University of Melbourne.
#1 My father, Brin, came from a more humble background. He was born in Wales to a middle-class family where his father, Oliver John, worked as a carpenter. He was a brilliant man who spoke French and German fluently.
#2 I had many memories of my father, who was headmaster of King's College in Cambridge. I loved him very much, and still do. He was a charming, charismatic man who demanded the best from himself and his family.
#3 I was a good little girl, except for the occasional misstep. When I went to school in Australia, we had a weekly Bank Day where we would take money to school and they would put it in the bank for us. I used my money for a current need: to buy everyone a lolly.
#4 I was five years old when we moved to Australia. I was proud of my father because he had fought against older and more experienced academics for the position of Master of Ormond College at the University of Melbourne.
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