A Mouse At Moresby Category_PSYCHOLOGY 'An off-beat slice-of-life novel' SYDNEY

'An off-beat slice-of-life novel' SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

thanks to some ancient ritual

His rare photographs and personal diaries reveal the daily hardships of Australian servicemen facing Japan’s advance

EDUCATIONAL ENDNOTES: Endnotes provide additional information about body signals and lift-the-flaps to reinforce learning about interoception

in the twilight of his career

A Mouse At Moresby Category_PSYCHOLOGY 'An off-beat slice-of-life novel' SYDNEYA Mouse At Moresby 'A fascinating unalloyed time capsule' Michael Veitch Irvine Green didnt just see the war he showed it to us. Irvine Green pencilled the title 'A Mouse at Moresby' on the cover of his war diarya quiet nod to the 'Rats of Tobruk'. It was a fitting epithet for a man who, amid the chaos of war, used his camera and words to bear witness to the Pacific War in New Guinea. A Mouse of Moresby offers a firsthand account of World War II in