Patricia Wrightson Books

Journey behind the wind

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Once again, Wirrun the young Australian Aborigine is called to free his land from an alien red-eyed thing whose master steals men's spirits, though he is sidetracked when his wife is reclaimed by h...

A little fear

By Patricia Wrightson

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A strong-minded old woman struggles with an ancient gnome for the right to live in her own small cottage.

Night outside

By Patricia Wrightson

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Two children in search of their pet budgerigar meet the unusual people of the streets and of the night.

The Nargun and the stars

By Patricia Wrightson

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An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely sheep farm in Australia.

The Song of Wirrun

By Patricia Wrightson

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Nargun and the Stars

By Patricia Wrightson

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Aussie Bites Too Much To Ask For Plus Three More

By Nan Bodsworth, Mary K. Pershall, Katherine Pershall, Eleanor Nilsson, Patricia Wrightson

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Aussie Bites The Strange Adventures Of Isador Brown Plus Three More

By Moya Simons, Patricia Wrightson, Thurley Fowler, Ursula Dubosarsky

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Aussie Bites The Sugar gum Tree Plus Three More

By Margaret Power, Raewyn Caisley, Patricia Wrightson, Christobel Mattingley

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Rattler s Place

By Patricia Wrightson

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