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7 8 y separately published work icon Ark in the Park Wendy Orr , ( trans. Dominique Mathieu with title L'arche des Noé ) Paris : Pere Castor Flammarion , 2000 Z921296 1994 single work children's fiction children's 'Sophie lived in a tall, tall building overlooking a large green park. In the middle of the park was the biggest, strangest, most wonderful pet shop in the world. It was built like a ship, with tall glass sails stretching to the sky and it was called Noah's Ark. Every morning Sophie made three secret wishes as she gazed at the ark in the park. Over at The Noah's Ark, Mr and Mrs Noah, who owned the pet shop, also made a secret wish - the same one every time. On a very special birthday, a magical meeting shows Sophie, and Mr and Mrs Noah, that secret wishes have a way of coming true.' (Source: Back cover)
14 25 Storm Boy Colin Thiele , ( trans. Anne-Marie Chapouton with title On l'Appelait Tempete ) Paris : Pere Castor Flammarion , 1997 Z947092 1963 single work children's fiction children's (taught in 3 units)
— Appears in: Kumurins un Kamolins; Es protu lekt pari pelkem; Vetras zens 1999;

The story of a boy and his pelican, Mr Percival, who live on the South Australian Coorong.
4 y separately published work icon Visiting the New Baby Bob Graham , Bob Graham (illustrator), ( trans. Anne-Marie Chapouton with title Une visite au nouveau bebe ) Pere Castor Flammarion , 1989 Z830093 1989 single work picture book children's
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