Puberty blues biography of rory

Gary Hennessey 17 episodes, Cheryl Hayes 17 episodes, David Vickers 17 episodes, Roger Knight 17 episodes, Judy Vickers 17 episodes, Martin Vickers 17 episodes, Pam Knight 17 episodes, Vicki 17 episodes, Danny Dixon 17 episodes, Yvonne Hennessey 17 episodes, Tracey Smart 17 episodes, Bruce Board 16 episodes, Raquel 16 episodes, Straccy 16 episodes, Ferris Hennessey 15 episodes, Kim 15 episodes, Matty 13 episodes, Jonno 13 episodes, Jacko 12 episodes, Graham 11 episodes, Ben, School Extra 9 episodes, Woody 9 episodes, Candy 9 episodes, Frieda 8 episodes, Annie 7 episodes, Boardie 7 episodes, Lynette Hayes 7 episodes, Darren Peters 6 episodes, Nancy 5 episodes, Alice 4 episodes, Deputy Principal Grantham 4 episodes, Nathan Senior 4 episodes, Gumby 3 episodes, Larry 3 episodes, Karen 3 episodes, Raquel 2 episodes, Porteus 2 episodes, Jill Tate 2 episodes, Boarding School Girl 2 episodes, Celia 2 episodes, Ken 2 episodes, Travers 2 episodes, Baby Nathan 2 episodes, Craig 2 episodes, School Girl 2 episodes, Mercedes Owner 1 episode, Spunky Guy 1 episode, Lori Knight 1 episode, Pirate Boy 1 episode, Talent Scout Guy 1 episode, Talent Scout Girl 1 episode, Yuki 1 episode, Acid-Hand Kid 1 episode, Gerry 1 episode, Shaving Leg Girl 1 episode, Detective Tallon 1 episode, Bank Man 1 episode, Boarder Girl 1 episode, Detective Fay 1 episode, Mandy 1 episode, Bomb Scare Kid 1 episode, Malcolm 1 episode, Bus Driver 1 episode, Autobiography and memoir [ edit ].

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Puberty blues biography of rory

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Puberty Blues is raw, humorous and honest: a compelling account of teenagers navigating the chaos of life. It is one of the great coming-of-age stories in Australia, and it remains as relevant now as when it was first written over three decades ago.