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'Olive Garnaut likes things in pairs. But even with her own perfectly symmetrical family, birthday and bedroom, Olive has only ever felt half. How extraordinary, then, that one day Pip should appear...' (Publisher's blurb)
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
[Untitled]Ruth Starke,
2008single work review — Appears in:
Viewpoint : On Books for Young Adults,Springvol.
16no.
32008;(p. 28-29) — Review of
Pip : The Story of OliveKim Kane,
2008single work children's fiction Starke, while concurring with laudatory reviews of the book, examines the three different models of parenting in her review of the novel and finds one wanting.
[Untitled]Ruth Starke,
2008single work review — Appears in:
Viewpoint : On Books for Young Adults,Springvol.
16no.
32008;(p. 28-29) — Review of
Pip : The Story of OliveKim Kane,
2008single work children's fiction Starke, while concurring with laudatory reviews of the book, examines the three different models of parenting in her review of the novel and finds one wanting.
