Alex De Wolf (International) assertion Alex De Wolf i(A66482 works by)
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1 y separately published work icon Peanut the Ponyrat Gillian Rubinstein , London : Heinemann , 1995 Z1376159 1995 single work children's fiction children's
7 5 y separately published work icon Seashores and Shadows Colin Thiele , ( trans. Suzan De Wilde with title Schaduw uit de Diepte ) Amsterdam : Ploegsma , 1987 Z288100 1985 single work novel young adult adventure

'Fourteen-year-old Joe had never heard of Wayward Island before he came to live with his cousin, Meg, and her family at Cockle Bay. Nor had he ever heard of Scarface! Wayward Island, out to sea, is a spellbinding place of windswept hills and beckoning seashores. Scarface is a huge, white pointer shark, a fearless killer, an ever-present yet elusive shadow. Terrible events carve the names of both Wayward Island and Scarface into the memories of Joe and Meg of seashores and shadows they will never forget.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
5 13 y separately published work icon Little Brother Allan Baillie , ( trans. Alex De Wolf with title Achter elke boom een vijand ) Amsterdam : Ploegsma , 1986 Z846039 1985 single work children's fiction children's 'The shots were so close they seemed to explode inside Vithy's head. He threw himself to the ground and clapped his hands over his ears . . . It's Cambodia. The killing machine that is the Khmer Rouge is in power. Vithy has lost everyone and everything he loved - except his older brother, Mang. They've escaped from almost certain execution, but the brothers become separated and Vithy is left alone to 'follow the lines . . . to the border' - his brother's last instructions. But which lines? Which border? A tale of the journey of a boy alone and in danger as he tries to find his brother and escape to freedom.' (Source: Google Books)
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