Humping My Bluey by Graham McInnes m16 and no more starvation on

and no more starvation on the bare "whack" of putrid pork and hard biscuits: so James Bisset thought in 1905 when

She also explains why it's important to give back by sharing stories from her work as a UNICEF ambassador and as founder of the Batonga Foundation

b/w photographs throughout

This edition contains 37 short stories

encountered a strong Japanese convoy moving in to invade Java

Humping My Bluey by Graham McInnes m16 and no more starvation onHumping My Bluey by Graham McInnes Hamish Hamilton, 1966 [First Edition], hardcover, dust jacket Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, slight lean, small indentation at bottom fore edge, price clipped dust jacket shows edge and shelf wear with repairs, rubbing, chips and tears to edges, rubbing and sticker residue (see photographs) "The first volume of Graham McInnes' autobiography, The Road to Gundagai, was hailed by the critics as a