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Hans Ulrich Hirschfelder (International) assertion Hans Ulrich Hirschfelder i(A64690 works by)
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3 3 y separately published work icon The Little Blue Parcel Norma Spaulding , ( trans. Hans Ulrich Hirschfelder with title Das kleine blaue Paket ) Ravensburg : Ravensburger Buchverlag , 2000 Z834700 1998 single work children's fiction children's Mr. and Mrs. Twistangle lead lives which are soured by conflict and lack of communication, but redemption is possible when they slowly learn about patience, care and love after a small blue parcel is delivered to them.
2 4 y separately published work icon Out of It Maureen Stewart , Ravensburg : Ravensburger Buchverlag , 1997 Z544839 1995 single work novel young adult
1 y separately published work icon Gefährliche Haie, Stürmische See : zwei spannende Abenteurromane in einem Band Colin Thiele , ( trans. Hans Ulrich Hirschfelder et. al. )agent)expression Ravensburg : Ravensburger Buchverlag , 1994 Z943292 1994 selected work children's fiction children's
7 5 y separately published work icon Seashores and Shadows Colin Thiele , ( trans. Hans Ulrich Hirschfelder with title Der Hai mit der Narbe ) Ravensburg : Otto Maier , 1992 Z288100 1985 single work novel young adult adventure

'Fourteen-year-old Joe had never heard of Wayward Island before he came to live with his cousin, Meg, and her family at Cockle Bay. Nor had he ever heard of Scarface! Wayward Island, out to sea, is a spellbinding place of windswept hills and beckoning seashores. Scarface is a huge, white pointer shark, a fearless killer, an ever-present yet elusive shadow. Terrible events carve the names of both Wayward Island and Scarface into the memories of Joe and Meg of seashores and shadows they will never forget.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
13 7 y separately published work icon Blue Fin Colin Thiele , ( trans. Hans Ulrich Hirschfelder et. al. )agent with title Die letzte Fahrt der Blue Fin ) Ravensburg : Otto Maier , 1988 Z918946 1969 single work children's fiction children's
— Appears in: Storm Boy ; Blue Fin 1982;

'Everyone in Port Lincoln thinks Snook Pascoe is a loser. People joke about his clumsiness; his teacher ridicules him and even his father, skipper of the tuna boat Blue Fin, is convinced that Snook will never amount to anything. After all, tuna fishing is a hard life for ‘real men’.

'When Snook is allowed, for once, to sail on Blue Fin he faces a terrifying disaster. A waterspout engulfs the ship, the deck is swept clean, the radio and rudder are wrecked, the engine is disabled, the crew is lost overboard and Snook’s father lies unconscious down below. Snook is on his own, far out to sea…' (Publication summary)
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