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4 13 y separately published work icon All We Know Simon French , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Schwarz-weiss Aufnahme ) Hamburg : Dressler , 1990 Z796759 1986 single work children's fiction children's This year is a turning point for Arkie. Things are changing, people are moving on - but maybe that's nothing new, maybe it's just that Arkie is beginning to see it because she is changing most of all.
12 21 y separately published work icon The Nargun and the Stars Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Das Nargun und die Sterne ) Hamburg : Friedrich Oetinger , 1990 Z862349 1973 single work children's fiction children's (taught in 3 units)

Simon Brent is orphaned. Still shocked, he is taken to live with his only relatives, brother and sister Charlie and Edie Waters, who live on a farm. There, Simon meets the Aboriginal spirits who also live on the land. Together Simon, Charlie, Edie, and the spirits save the land from the ancient Nargun. The story is memorable in the portrayal of the Nargun and the spirits, as well as the characters of Charlie and Edie, and the depiction of Simon's change from a shocked and emotionally frozen individual to a normal boy.

5 7 y separately published work icon Behind the Wind Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Wirrun hinter dem Wind ) Hamburg : Oetinger , 1987 Z515812 1981 single work novel young adult Wirrun was happy and living free with his golden girl, Murra but separation and evil were lurking and Wirrun was called on for one last time to deal with a man's creation - death.
4 2 y separately published work icon Night Outside Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Draussen in der nacht ) Verlag Jungbrunnen , 1987 Z862423 1979 single work children's fiction children's Two children in search of their pet budgerigar meet the unusual people of the streets and of the night
7 19 y separately published work icon A Little Fear Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Das Haus am fluss ) Hamburg : Verlig Friedrich Oetinger , 1987 Z312060 1983 single work children's fiction children's

A strong-minded old woman struggles with an ancient gnome-like creature for the right to live in the small cottage that she has just bought, on land that the Njimbin has occupied for centuries.

5 6 y separately published work icon The Dark Bright Water Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Wirrun und das singende Wasser ) Hamburg : Oetlinger , 1986 Z515710 1978 single work novel young adult Strange things are happening in the land, and Wirrun's people have sent for him because he has dealt with the land and its spirits before.
7 15 y separately published work icon The Ice Is Coming Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Wirrun zwischen eis und feuer ) Hamburg : Verlag Friedrich Oetinger , 1985 Z862397 1977 single work novel young adult 'Wirrun was a man of the People, the Aborigines of Australia. He was young and educated in the ways of the whites. But when the mountain cried for help, he heard. For the Ninya, the ancient ice-spirits, were seeking to bring a new ice age to the land down under. Together with the Mimi, a rock-spirit from far away, he set out to find the Eldest Nargun, a creature of living rock that had defeated the Ninya in the long-gone past. And with the Power given him by a hero-spirit, he could see and command all the ancient earth-spirits. But the way was long and hard--and the Eldest Nargun was not what he expected.' (Source: Bookseller's website)
8 6 y separately published work icon I Own the Racecourse! Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Wolf Harranth with title Mir gehort die Rennbahn ) Ravensburg : Lesen-und-Freizeit-Verlag , 1985 Z43939 1968 single work children's fiction children's A boy who has an intellectual disability thinks he has bought a race track for three dollars, and until a solution to the problem can be found, only the patience and understanding of his friends keep him from being hurt by the truth.
2 y separately published work icon The Invincible Mr Az Michael Noonan , Breitschopf , 1981 Z1325852 1978 single work children's fiction children's
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