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Inari Kiuru Inari Kiuru i(A91105 works by)
Born: Established:
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Finland,
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Scandinavia, Western Europe, Europe,
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Gender: Female
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1 8 y separately published work icon Magpie Luke Davies , Inari Kiuru (illustrator), Pymble : ABC Books , 2010 Z1690868 2010 single work picture book children's

'My father and I. We went to the edge of the falls for revenge. To find my attacker the magpie...

'Luke Davies′ poem "Childhood Terror" describes in 9 lines the fear of a magpie attack and a boy′s reaction as his father helps him face that fear. Together, author and illustrator have created a wonderful picture book that takes this poem and turns into a story of a dog and his pup on a journey to find the magpie. Brilliantly realised, the illustrations bring a whole new level to Davies' poetry.' (From the publisher's website.)

1 5 y separately published work icon The Book of Changing Things and Other Oddibosities Odo Hirsch , Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2005 Z1220680 2005 single work children's fiction children's

'Come on Nathan's adventure with Count Marvy and Pogue, the unreliable squirrel, in a world where nothing is quite as it seems... The eggs of a Hip-of-Potsamus, A Why-Notseros and an Elypants, A pair of hares called Gustave and Gustavine, A very small monster with confusingly large teeth, The mysterious tower where the words are weighed, The tragic tale of the Owl and the Pelican, and A singing pig with an appetite for truffles, are only some of the marvellosities in The Book of Changing Things - A most unlikely story!'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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