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2 2 y separately published work icon The Poppykettle Papers Michael Lawrence , London : Pavilion , 1999 Z999763 1999 single work children's fiction children's fantasy This is that tale of five Hairy Peruvians, the last of their kind, and an epic journey from the shores of old Peru to a new land at World's Edge, where the sun goes down. These are no ordinary adventurers, however, but "people of sensible size", which to us Tall Ones is very small indeed.
1 1 y separately published work icon Farewell to Cricket Donald Bradman , London : Pavilion , 1998 Z1522717 1950 single work autobiography
1 1 y separately published work icon The Afternoon Treehouse Robert Ingpen , Robert Ingpen (illustrator), London : Pavilion , 1997 Z834022 1996 single work picture book children's
3 12 y separately published work icon Bamboozled David Legge , David Legge (illustrator), London : Pavilion , 1995 Z917856 1994 single work picture book children's humour A young girl on her weekly visit to her grandad feels that there is something out of the ordinary but can't figure out what it is. Suggested level: junior.
2 8 y separately published work icon The Flying Emu and Other Australian Stories The Greedy Crocodile : A Collection of Australian Stories Sally Morgan , London : Pavilion , 1992 Z834283 1992 selected work children's fiction children's Indigenous story

A collection of twenty traditional tales from the Australian Aborigines, explaining how the world began and what followed.

To all the children in my life.

'Sally Morgan writes and illustrates some of her best short stories in this amusing and entertaining compilation.'

'Have you ever wished your brother was a fish? Or screamed so loud that the hairs of a caterpillar fell off? These are just some of the fun stories written and illustrated by Sally Morgan. The witty stories, with a folktale feel, are based around a host of characters which are Australian animals, non-native animals, spirits, planets, the sun and moon, and humans. ' (Source: Booktopia website)
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