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Lizzie Wilcock Lizzie Wilcock i(A94670 works by)
Born: Established: 1965 Fairfield, Fairfield area, Sydney Southwest, Sydney, New South Wales, ;
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Lizzie Wilcock is a Newcastle-based author. She is also a primary school teacher. She has taught in Sydney , Newcastle , Vancouver and Singapore .

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y separately published work icon Thirst Lindfield : Scholastic Australia , 2015 7750173 2015 single work children's fiction children's

'Karanda Hooke doesn’t need anybody or anything. On her way to her sixth foster home, a crash leaves her stranded in the desert with only a backpack, a bottle of water and a stained picture of the mother she hasn’t seen in years. But although there’s no civilisation for miles and miles, for the first time, she feels like she is where she belongs, like she has a future ahead of her. There’s only one thing in her way . . . eight-year-old Solomon. As the two children make their way through the outback, Karanda and Solomon have a few lessons to learn about the ties that bind us—and one link that might come as the biggest surprise of all. ' (Publication summary)

2016 shortlisted The Wilderness Society Environment Award for Children's Literature Fiction
2016 shortlisted Festival Awards for Literature (SA) Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature South Australian Literary Awards Children's Literature Award
y separately published work icon Grieve Lindfield : Scholastic Australia , 2007 Z1381076 2007 single work novel young adult

'Changed. Changes. Changing. I have the feeling that my life is about to spin into a different orbit again.

'When Eve’s mother disappears from her life, suddenly nothing seems certain. What has happened to her mother? Why won’t her father and aunt talk about it? As Eve searches for the truth, she finds things she never expected: pain, long-buried secrets . . . and love.

'A powerful and moving story about coping with loss and finding a way through the darkness.' (Publication summary)

2008 shortlisted New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards Ethel Turner Prize for Young People's Literature
y separately published work icon Losing It Gosford : Scholastic Australia , 2006 Z1259531 2006 single work novel young adult
2006 shortlisted Victorian Premier's Literary Awards Prize for Writing for Young Adults
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