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* Contents derived from the
Sydney,
New South Wales,:Currency Press
, 1985 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- If Only We Had a Cat, John Lonie (editor), single work drama young adult (p. 13-41)
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Wolf Boy,
single work
drama
young adult
(p. 43-71)'Wolf Boy is the story of a teacher's attempts to educate and 'reclaim' Victor, the Wild Boy of Averyron in France. This famous case (the subject of Truffaut's film L'Enfant Sauvage) is here retold in a moving and challenging version, which explores the social role of education and the values it promotes.' (Source: Book cover)
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Until Ya Say Ya Love Me,
John Lonie
(editor),
single work
drama
young adult
(p. 73-110)
Note: With Foreword by John Lonie and Malcolm Moore, December 1984.
-
Wasting Away,
single work
drama
young adult
(p. 111-162)
Secondary school play about anorexia nervosa.
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Hey Mum, I Own a Factory!,
single work
drama
young adult
(p. 163-208)
Note: With Foreword by John Lonie.
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