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By: John Marsden

Part of series: Tomorrow Part 4

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  • CategoryYoung Adult
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages259
  • Published1996
  • File size817 KB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9780439858021

Key ideas from the book

  • Follow Ellie and her friends as they return to the conflict after escaping Wirrawee.
  • See the young survivors recruited to guide soldiers to the Wirrawee air base.
  • Discover how a sabotage mission may connect to the hope of rescuing their families.
  • Read a young adult wartime adventure set in Australia during World War III.

About Darkness, Be My Friend by John Marsden

Five months into World War III, Ellie and her four friends have escaped the Australian town of Wirrawee. Their fragile safety is interrupted when soldiers recruit them to guide the way to the Wirrawee air base.

The fourth novel in the Tomorrow series, Darkness, Be My Friend follows the group into a dangerous sabotage mission that may also offer a chance to rescue their families. Its young adult story brings together war, dystopian fiction, adventure, and survival in an Australian setting.

About John Marsden

John Marsden was an Australian author and educator best known for writing for young readers. His bestselling Tomorrow series begins with Tomorrow, When the War Began, a story of teenagers resisting an invasion of Australia. Other notable works include So Much to Tell You and Letters from the Inside, which explore adolescence, isolation and resilience. Marsden also wrote The Rabbits, an allegorical picture book illustrated by Shaun Tan. Across his work, he often examined young people’s inner…

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