Blinky Bill
Dorothy Wall
sep. 2021 · Voices of Today · Lest av Sarah Bacaller
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Blinky Bill is a mischievous koala who lives in the Australian bush. Keen for adventure, he sets off to see the world. On his journeys, he makes trouble in Miss Pimm's shop, meets Old Wombo (Mr. Wombat), joins a Frog Choir and gets invited to a Rabbit's Birthday Party.
Blinky Bill was written by Dorothy Wall, a New-Zealand born Australian author and has been adapted for television and cinemas.
This is the first book of three in 'The Complete Adventures of Blinky Bill' series.
CONTENTS:
Chapter 1: The New Arrival
Chapter 2: A Tragedy
Chapter 3: Naughty Escapades
Chapter 4: Frog Hollow
Chapter 5: The Rabbits' Party
Blinky Bill was written by Dorothy Wall, a New-Zealand born Australian author and has been adapted for television and cinemas.
This is the first book of three in 'The Complete Adventures of Blinky Bill' series.
CONTENTS:
Chapter 1: The New Arrival
Chapter 2: A Tragedy
Chapter 3: Naughty Escapades
Chapter 4: Frog Hollow
Chapter 5: The Rabbits' Party
Om forfatteren
Dorothy Wall (1894 - 1942) was a New-Zealand born Australian writer, who created the well-known fictional character, Blinky Bill. You can read more about her at the Australian Dictionary of Biography (online version) here: https://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/wall-dorothy-8
Sarah Bacaller is a writer, narrator and researcher from Melbourne, Australia. Learn more about her work at www.sarahbacaller.com
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