Jon Tucker: 6 books

Book cover of Snow Petrel

Snow Petrel

(A father-son voyage to the windiest place on the planet)

by Jon Tucker
Language: English
Release Date: August 30, 2012

When Ben Tucker and his kid brother Matt decided to sail south in search of icebergs on Ben's small home-built kiwi sloop, their father Jon was allowed to come along as their cabin-boy, on a promise of good behaviour. The unfolding adventure took them through thick pack ice to become trapped...
Book cover of Putz Of The Century
by Jon Tucker
Language: English
Release Date: February 26, 2012

Irving Rosen's plan is simple: Remarry his ex-wife so he can divorce her again for a better settlement. But along the way, he starts to figure a funny thing out: why he's such an asshole.
Book cover of Those Snake Island Kids
by Jon Tucker
Language: English
Release Date: October 10, 2012

When Jake persuades his family to embark on a sailing-camping holiday on a small Tasmanian island, he is mostly interested in pirate fantasies and his new sailing dinghy. But he does not plan on events which are to leave him isolated with his brother and sister as well as a couple of Kiwi kids. Ultimately,...
Book cover of Those Eco-Pirate Kids
by Jon Tucker
Language: English
Release Date: July 11, 2014

Fin has always been passionate about fishing, so when he discovers an illegal net full of undersized fish in Sydney’s northern waterways, his first reaction is to empty it. The subsequent events turn a joint Kiwi-Australian family holiday into a rather more complex experience. This deeply...
Book cover of Those Shipwreck Kids
by Jon Tucker
Language: English
Release Date: March 20, 2017

When a Tasmanian sailing family anchors near an old wrecked hulk in New Zealand’s Marlborough Sounds, the kids discover a strangely abandoned campsite nearby, with plates of uneaten food and young children’s toys still visible under the mould and cockroaches. Their curiosity leads to an investigation...
Book cover of Those Sugar-Barge Kids
by Jon Tucker
Language: English
Release Date: August 20, 2018

When three Tasmanian children try chasing a couple of home-alone kids who live on an old barge in New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, they soon find themselves heavily involved in a conflict with one of the local oyster-farmers. The outcome is a triumph of lateral thinking, and a signal to youngsters...
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