Juliet Blair Juliet Blair i(7423035 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 The Shearer's Wife Juliet Blair , 2020 single work short story
— Appears in: Golah Sing : Thirty-three Award-winning Stories from the Stringybark Times Past Award 2020;
1 1 y separately published work icon Lucy's Dawn Juliet Blair , Canberra : National Library of Australia , 2018 14037854 2018 single work novel historical fiction young adult

''Today has been the most important day of my life. I still don?t know whether to laugh or cry. This is how it all began ...'  Fourteen-year-old Lucy's life changes when she starts a job working in Louisa Lawson's printery, where only girls and women are employed. But it's the 1880s and the male printers elsewhere think that this work should be for men only. So they decide to make the girls' lives difficult!  Lucy has many battles ahead but, in the process, she realises who her real friends are - and finds her first love.' (Source: Publisher's blurb)
1 A Stitch in Time Juliet Blair , 2016 single work autobiography
— Appears in: Do Nuns Wear Knickers? : True Stories of School Life and What We Really Learned 2016;
1 A Sample for Her Supper Juliet Blair , 2015 single work autobiography
— Appears in: You'll Eat Worse Than That before You Die : An Anthology of Family, Friendship and Food 2015;
1 Saving Alf Juliet Blair , 2014 single work short story
— Appears in: Malicious Mysteries : Twenty-Two Short Stories from the Stringybark Malicious Mysteries Short Story Award 2014;
1 1 y separately published work icon Arlo and the Vortex Voyage Juliet Blair , Carindale : IP Kidz , 2010 8970457 2010 single work children's fiction children's science fiction

'When Arlo and Kate go rock-climbing, the last thing they expect is to be caught up in a vortex and transported through to another universe. They find themselves stuck in a small beach-side settlement, similar to their home town in appearance, but strikingly different in other ways. The absence of television and junk food is the least of their problems. In the tiny island village - now their whole world - the disturbance caused by their arrival makes them Public Enemy Number One to those in power. Can they make a life in this place if they're trapped there forever? Or will they succeed in reaching their own universe again? That's if they can survive long enough to find a way...' (Publication summary)
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