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y separately published work icon Abyssinia single work   novel   young adult  
Issue Details: First known date: 2003... 2003 Abyssinia
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Units Teaching this Work

Text Unit Name Institution Year
y separately published work icon Abyssinia Ursula Dubosarsky , Ringwood : Viking , 2003 Z1036199 2003 single work novel young adult (taught in 2 units) 'A psychological thriller, a desperately moving and ultimately uplifting tale of childhood innocence. . .

As small children, growing up at the property called Abyssinia, two sisters played with their dolls house together, side by side, always. Grace loved Mary and Mary loved Grace.

But inseparable bonds can be unexpectedly shattered. When this happens to Grace, she is plunged into a dark and mesmerising world, a world full of bells and the ringing sky, of odd little children, strange events and frighteningly bizarre grown ups.' (Publisher's blurb)
Literary Studies A Macquarie University 2011 (Semester 1)
y separately published work icon Abyssinia Ursula Dubosarsky , Ringwood : Viking , 2003 Z1036199 2003 single work novel young adult (taught in 2 units) 'A psychological thriller, a desperately moving and ultimately uplifting tale of childhood innocence. . .

As small children, growing up at the property called Abyssinia, two sisters played with their dolls house together, side by side, always. Grace loved Mary and Mary loved Grace.

But inseparable bonds can be unexpectedly shattered. When this happens to Grace, she is plunged into a dark and mesmerising world, a world full of bells and the ringing sky, of odd little children, strange events and frighteningly bizarre grown ups.' (Publisher's blurb)
Literary Studies A Macquarie University 2012 (Semester 1)
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