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1 1 y separately published work icon Gwion Gwion Jeff Doring (editor), Laurie Gawanali , Paddy Wamma , Paddy Neowarra , David Mowaljarlai , Germany : Könemann , 2000 Z1631263 2000 anthology oral history short story lyric/song

'Led by four Aboriginal lawmen, Secret and Sacred Pathways chronicles a journey into North Western Australia to uncover some of the oldest figurative paintings on the continent, known as Gwion. The ancient rock art illustrates a distinct society whose customs are still celebrated today. With an enlightening text and lavish illustrations, Secret and Sacred Pathways studies the significance of these works, allowing the reader to take a trip through history.' (Publication summary)
4 2 y separately published work icon The Twelve Princesses 12 Princesses; Twelve Dancing Princesses Gordon Fitchett , Gordon Fitchett (illustrator), ( trans. Marion Clausen with title Die Zwolf Prinzessinnen ) Könemann , 2000 Z1067592 1997 single work picture book children's fable

Retells the traditional tale in which the king's twelve daughters wear out their shoes every night while they are supposedly sleeping in their locked bedrooms. The illustrations show the characters depicted as ducks.
3 4 y separately published work icon Archie : The Big Good Wolf Allan Baillie , Jonathan Bentley (illustrator), ( trans. Anke Breitenborn with title Theo, der grosse, gute Wolf ) Cologne : Könemann , 2000 Z847975 1998 single work picture book children's humour "Archie the big good wolf proclaims his innocence, that he's not a big bad wolf who chases pigs and chomps grandmas, as he tells his own version of popular fairy tales and Mother Goose nursery rhymes" (Source: NLA).
2 1 y separately published work icon Mrs Wilkinson's Chooks Leone Peguero , Mike Spoor (illustrator), ( trans. Marion Clausen with title Frau Frenskes verruckte Huhner ) Cologne : Könemann , 2000 Z847960 1999 single work picture book children's humour 'Mrs Wilkinson is blissfully happy with her four chooks, Charlotte, Maureen, Violet and Shirley. She fails to see how others perceive their behaviour and the problems they cause. A change of circumstances, as she goes to live with her brother in the country, solves the problem.' Source: Libraries Australia.
3 5 y separately published work icon The Two Bullies Junko Morimoto (illustrator), Isao Morimoto (translator), ( trans. Anke Breitenborn with title Zwei Kraftprotze ) Cologne : Könemann , 2000 Z834226 1997 single work picture book children's fable 'Ni-ou is the strongest fellow in Japan. No one can beat him. But that's not enough. When he hears that there is a strong man called Dokkoi in China, Ni-ou wants to beat him too. So he goes looking for a fight.' (Source: Back cover)
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