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3 6 y separately published work icon A Power of Roses Ruth Park , ( trans. Heinz Kotthaus with title Unter Sydneys grosser Brücke : Roman ) Bremen : Schunemann , 1961 Z91294 1953 single work novel
2 4 y separately published work icon Pink Flannel Ruth Park , ( trans. Heinz Kotthaus with title Meine strahlenden Tanten : ein heiterer Roman ) Bremen : Schunemann , 1960 Z91192 1955 single work novel
4 7 y separately published work icon The Witch's Thorn Ruth Park , ( trans. Heinz Kotthaus with title Der Hexendorn : Roman aus Neuseeland ) Bremen : Schunemann , 1957 Z91396 1951 single work novel
6 9 y separately published work icon Poor Man's Orange Ruth Park , ( trans. Heinz Kotthaus with title Blutorangen zweite Wahl : Roman ) Bremen : Schunemann , 1953 Z196404 1949 single work novel
— Appears in: The Harp in the South Trilogy 1987;

'First published in 1949 as the sequel to the award-winning "The Harp in the South", this novel continues the story of the Darcy family of Sydney. The author also wrote "Swords and Crowns and Rings", which won the Miles Franklin Award.' (Publication summary)
11 48 y separately published work icon The Harp in the South Ruth Park , ( trans. Heinz Kotthaus with title Glück gezahlt in kleiner Münze ) Bremen : Schunemann , 1953 Z1326724 1947 single work novel (taught in 2 units)
— Appears in: The Harp in the South Trilogy 1987;
— Appears in: Great Australian Writers : Miles Franklin, Henry Handel Richardson, Mrs Aeneas Gunn, Ruth Park 1987; (p. 513-698)

'Amid the brothels, grog shops and run-down boarding houses of inner-city Surry Hills, money is scarce and life is not easy. Crammed together within the thin walls of Twelve-and-a-Half Plymouth Street are the Darcy family: Mumma, loving and softhearted; Hughie, her drunken husband; pipe-smoking Grandma; Roie, suffering torments over her bitter-sweet first love; while her younger sister Dolour learns about life the hard way.' (Book description from publisher's website.)
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