Tormod Haugen (International) assertion Tormod Haugen i(A67126 works by)
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5 15 y separately published work icon Balyet Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Tormod Haugen )expression Oslo : Gyldendal Norsk Forlag , 1992 Z22586 1989 single work novel young adult 'The story of two young girls: Jo, a very modern teenager and Balyet, a beautiful girl-spirit of the mountains, who is frozen in time by an ancient curse and destined to live forever in terrible isolation. Her longing for a companion touches Jo, but her offer of friendship carries a deadly price.' (Source: Bookseller's site)
4 3 y separately published work icon Callie's Castle Ruth Park , ( trans. Tormod Haugen with title Slottet pa taket ) Oslo : J. W. Cappelens Forlag , 1991 Z41999 1974 single work children's fiction children's 'Nothing is going right for ten-year old Callie - she has fought with her best friend, her sister and brothers torment her, and the new house is a letdown. She longs to see Grandpa Cameron who lives on the other side of the city, so that he can put things right - which is exactly what he does'. (Source: bookseller's website.)
5 6 y separately published work icon The Dark Bright Water Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Tormod Haugen with title Det morke klare vannet ) Oslo : Gyldendal Norsk Forlag , 1986 Z515710 1978 single work novel young adult Strange things are happening in the land, and Wirrun's people have sent for him because he has dealt with the land and its spirits before.
8 35 y separately published work icon Playing Beatie Bow Ruth Park , ( trans. Tormod Haugen with title Den fremmede ) Oslo : J. W. Cappelens Forlag , 1986 Z47803 1980 single work novel young adult fantasy (taught in 5 units) When Abigail joins in the game of Beatie Bow she is transported back in time to a Sydney of the late 19th century where she meets the Bow family, whose fate she can predict, but which she is powerless to change.
7 15 y separately published work icon The Ice Is Coming Patricia Wrightson , ( trans. Tormod Haugen with title Isen Kommer ) Oslo : Gyldendal Norsk Forlag , 1985 Z862397 1977 single work novel young adult 'Wirrun was a man of the People, the Aborigines of Australia. He was young and educated in the ways of the whites. But when the mountain cried for help, he heard. For the Ninya, the ancient ice-spirits, were seeking to bring a new ice age to the land down under. Together with the Mimi, a rock-spirit from far away, he set out to find the Eldest Nargun, a creature of living rock that had defeated the Ninya in the long-gone past. And with the Power given him by a hero-spirit, he could see and command all the ancient earth-spirits. But the way was long and hard--and the Eldest Nargun was not what he expected.' (Source: Bookseller's website)
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