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David Wong David Wong i(A57030 works by)
Born: Established: 1951
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United States of America (USA),
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Americas,
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Gender: Male
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1 y separately published work icon The old, old Ngarang Patricia Wrightson , David Wong (illustrator), Melbourne : Nelson , 1989 Z832390 1989 single work children's
2 12 y separately published work icon The Blue Chameleon Katherine Scholes , Melbourne : Hill of Content , 1989 Z419216 1989 single work novel young adult

"Story of famine in the deep Sahara, the ozone hole over Antarctica, the dangerous legacy of a dead biologist - and Beui Ish-Mahel, the survivor of an ancient desert clan. The B̀lue chameleon' is currently being adapted as a screenplay." (Source: Trove)

5 14 y separately published work icon The Landing : A Night of Birds Katherine Scholes , Melbourne : Hill of Content , 1987 Z861948 1987 single work children's fiction children's 'Others have crossed paths with birds - shipwrecked seamen; lighthouse keepers; lone yachtmen ... But on this wild and stormy night at her grandfather's place it is Annie who enters the strange and secret world of birds - a world of ancient tradition and alien lore. When an old feud is uncovered, she finds things drawing dangerously close to home.' (Source: Book Jacket)
3 2 y separately published work icon The Boy and the Whale Katherine Scholes , Victoria : Viking Kestrel , 1985 Z830753 1985 single work children's fiction children's

Sam walked along the top of the sand-hill, looking out over the rocks and sea. Then he paused, suddenly still, and stared down at the beach below.

A dark mound marked the white sand at the water's edge. He squinted. A heap of net... some ship's cargo washed in... an upturned boat?

This is the story of a boy and a whale. (Source: back cover)

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