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All books in this series are written by Elizabeth Honey; German bookseller, writer, translator and critic Heike Brandt co-authored book four of the series, To the Boy in Berlin.
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Stories from Stella Street
Crows Nest
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Allen and Unwin
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2016
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2016
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children's fiction
children's
'Meet Henni, the tallest girl in school, and her best friend Zev, with amazing electric hair, and Briquette, little Frank's dog ... and everyone else in Stella Street! Read Henni's original version of what her gang did when the Phonies moved into their street and started to spoil everything! It's fast and funny and you never know what's going to happen next. Henni also tells the story of life-changing events when the Stella Street gang all went bush and camped by a wild river, and then how their perfect old-beach-house holiday in Cauldron Bay nearly ended in disaster.
'Three hair-raising adventures in one chunky book!
'Elizabeth Honey writes with the invigorating energy of a salty wind off the sea that wakes you up and makes you see the world afresh. Warm-hearted, funny, touching and wise, the Stella Street stories are about growing up and living life to the full.' (Publication summary)
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1y 45 and 47 Stella Street : And Everything That Happened St Leonards : Allen and Unwin , 1995 Z795102 1995 single work children's fiction humour children's mystery ‘A whirlwind adventure told by 11-year-old Henni Octon ... with a bit of help from Elizabeth Honey. The action is centred on the comings and goings of Stella Street, particularly those at numbers 45 & 47. The long-term residents are not too pleased when the new owners of Auntie Lillie’s house turn out to be the Phonies.’ (Source: Back cover)
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2y Fiddle-Back St Leonards : Allen and Unwin , 1998 Z795095 1998 single work children's fiction humour children's adventure This sequel describes the holiday adventures of the Stella Street gang when they go camping in the Christmas holidays.
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3y The Ballad of Cauldron Bay Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2004 Z1099997 2004 single work children's fiction children's
'‘It’s me again, Henni Octon, writing on MY VERY OWN COMPUTER about everything that happened when we went to Cauldron Bay. Bliss until…along comes Tara the Runiator. Want to know what happened when chickee-babe Tara meets the surfing Barbarians? And, can a rip really suck you all the way to South America? And anyway, who built the old wooden house at Cauldron Bay? And will Briquette survive that foul think she’s just eaten? ' (Publication summary)
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4y To the Boy in Berlin Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2007 Z1365411 2007 single work children's fiction children's
Henni lives in Melbourne, Leo lives in Berlin. Different countries, different lives, so far apart; but sometimes the person furthest away is just the one you need: A postcard from Leo Schmidt? I can't believe it. I'm trying to solve the mystery of a boy called Leopold Schmidt who migrated to Australia years ago. Leopold is long dead, but this new Leo is very much alive and kicking.
'Emails fly as they explore the world according to Henni and Leo. It's friendly and funny, but deadly serious, too. Without Leo, Henni would never unravel the dark secrets from the past. Without Henni, Leo would have to save his friend Felix single-handed.' (Publisher's blurb)
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Elizabeth Honey - Award-winning Children's Illustrator, Author and Poet
Anastasia Gonis
(interviewer),
2009
single work
interview
— Appears in: Buzz Words , 1 June no. 61 2009; (p. 25-32)
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Elizabeth Honey - Award-winning Children's Illustrator, Author and Poet
Anastasia Gonis
(interviewer),
2009
single work
interview
— Appears in: Buzz Words , 1 June no. 61 2009; (p. 25-32)