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'Four schoolboys solve domestic crises, and find the crown jewels and the formula for an important dye process which belongs to a Balkan country, Cadalia' (Oxford Companion to Australian Children's Literature 119).
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Dedication: To L. C.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
'Drowning Maze'1922single work review — Appears in:
The Queenslander,21 october1922;(p. 3) — Review of
Drowning MazeJean Curlewis,
1922single work novel A favourable review of this children's book, which is described as 'a rattling good tale that will delight thousands of healthy school boys and girls'.
Jean Curlewis1922single work review — Appears in:
The Bulletin,16 Novembervol.
43no.
22311922;(p. 2,25) — Review of
Drowning MazeJean Curlewis,
1922single work novel
'Drowning Maze'1922single work review — Appears in:
The Queenslander,21 october1922;(p. 3) — Review of
Drowning MazeJean Curlewis,
1922single work novel A favourable review of this children's book, which is described as 'a rattling good tale that will delight thousands of healthy school boys and girls'.
Jean Curlewis1922single work review — Appears in:
The Bulletin,16 Novembervol.
43no.
22311922;(p. 2,25) — Review of
Drowning MazeJean Curlewis,
1922single work novel
