Robert R. Ingpen Books

The Drover s Boy

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Told in the form of a song this is a tribute to the many Aboriginal women drovers, who worked, often under duress, with cattle droving teams in the outback.

Once upon a Place

By Robert R. Ingpen

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Conservation

By Robert R. Ingpen, Margaret Dunkle

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The Miniature Idle Bear

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The age of acorns

By Robert R. Ingpen

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When his human family leaves him up a tree after a day of play, Bear reflects on past adventures as he waits to be rescued.

The idle bear

By Robert R. Ingpen

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Two teddy bears have a confusing time trying to find out about each other.

The encyclopedia of mysterious places

By Robert R. Ingpen

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Swan Hill Folk Museum guide

By Swan Hill Folk Museum, Swan Hill Folk Museum. Committee Of Management.

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Lifetimes

By Robert R. Ingpen, Bryan Mellonie

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The Dreamkeeper

By Robert R. Ingpen

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