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'This is a story about a boy, a girl, a wicked old aunt and a rare and enormous medieval musical instrument.' (The Bibliography of Australasian Judaica 1788-2008, p. )
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Shifting Versions of Masculinity in Australian Children's Literature, 1953-1997Beverley Pennell,
2001single work criticism — Appears in:
Bookbird,vol.
39no.
22001;(p. 6-11)Pennell encountered significant change with regard to the concept of 'masculinity' in Australian realist children's fiction. She decided a major outcome of her research would be a literary sociocultural map of the shifting paradigms of gendered social relations in Australian society.
Untitled1996single work review — Appears in:
Book Buzz,Mayvol.
1no.
11996;(p. 2-3) — Review of
Bruno and the CrumhornUrsula Dubosarsky,
1996single work children's fiction
Untitled1996single work review — Appears in:
Book Buzz,Mayvol.
1no.
11996;(p. 2-3) — Review of
Bruno and the CrumhornUrsula Dubosarsky,
1996single work children's fiction
Shifting Versions of Masculinity in Australian Children's Literature, 1953-1997Beverley Pennell,
2001single work criticism — Appears in:
Bookbird,vol.
39no.
22001;(p. 6-11)Pennell encountered significant change with regard to the concept of 'masculinity' in Australian realist children's fiction. She decided a major outcome of her research would be a literary sociocultural map of the shifting paradigms of gendered social relations in Australian society.
