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5 The True Story of Spit MacPhee James Aldridge , ( trans. Unknown with title Die wahre Geschichte des Spit MacPhee ) Stuttgart Vienna : Hoch Verlag , 1990 1986 extract novel (The True Story of Spit MacPhee)
— Appears in: The Australian Literary Magazine , 29-30 March 1986; (p. 1-2) The people of St. Helen are concerned for young Spit MacPhee. Spit lives a hand to mouth existence with his eccentric grandfather, Fyle MacPhee, in an old shanty on the banks of the Murray River. When old Fyle dies the townspeople seize the opportunity to do something about the vagabond Spit. He finds himself the subject of a dramatic court case which polarises the religious and moral attitudes of a typical Australian country town in the 1930s. Yet, such is the strength of young Spit's character that, when the truth about his life with his grandfather is revealed, no one is left unchanged. (Source: Trove)
3 1 y separately published work icon C/o the Bartons Jocelyn Moorhouse , ( trans. Elfie Gross with title Sechs Bartons ) Stuttgart : Hoch Verlag , 1990 Z991756 1988 single work children's fiction children's
3 13 y separately published work icon The True Story of Spit MacPhee James Aldridge , ( trans. Ulli Gunther et. al. )agent with title Die wahre Geschichte des Spit MacPhee ) Stuttgart : Hoch Verlag , 1990 Z861914 1986 single work children's fiction children's "When young Spit MacPhee came to live with his grandfather, the people of the Australian country town of St Helen feared for his future. For Fyfe MacPhee was a crazy old man, and barefoot Spit had to fend for himself along the riverbank where they lived."
3 y separately published work icon Sugar and Spice Mary Wright , ( trans. Hans Bangerter with title Wie Hund und Katze ) Stuttgart : Hoch Verlag , 1988 Z832237 1988 single work children's Pixie and Molly are arch enemies. During the 1920s, they leave their outback home to attend boarding high-school. The girls begin a new life with a new family. Together they fight, laugh, and together, they grow to understand one another. (Source: Trove)
5 14 y separately published work icon Dusty : The Story of a Sheep Dog Dusty : A Dog of the Sheep Country Frank Dalby Davison , ( trans. Elfie Gross with title Dusty ) Stuttgart : Hoch Verlag , 1988 Z567604 1946 single work children's fiction children's
2 y separately published work icon The Vegetable Thieves Inga Moore , Inga Moore (illustrator), Düsseldorf : Hoch Verlag , 1984 Z836874 1983 single work children's fiction children's
1 y separately published work icon Zauber im Australischen Busch Magic in the Australian Bush Alfred Hageni , Düsseldorf : Hoch Verlag , 1964 Z1156604 1964 single work children's fiction children's
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