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Patricia Wrightson

    June 19, 1921 – March 15, 2010

    Patricia Wrightson is a distinguished Australian author for children, whose works have garnered numerous prestigious awards globally. She has made significant contributions to children's literature, often drawing inspiration from the Australian landscape and its myths. Wrightson's writing is characterized by a profound understanding of the child's world, creating stories that resonate deeply with young readers. Her unique style and thematic depth have cemented her legacy in the literary world.

    Das Haus am Fluss
    Wirrun und das singende Wasser
    Draussen in der Nacht
    Wirrun zwischen Eis und Feuer
    I Own the Racecourse!
    The Nargun and the Stars
    • 2014

      I Own the Racecourse!

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Focusing on the journey of a boy with a disability, this children's classic explores themes of perseverance and friendship. Originally published in 1968, it tells the inspiring story of Andy as he navigates challenges and strives to achieve his dreams. Through his experiences, readers are encouraged to embrace differences and understand the importance of support and determination in overcoming obstacles. The narrative highlights the power of hope and resilience in a child's life.

      I Own the Racecourse!
    • 1975