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Roddy Parr takes us into the luminous circle of a literary giant. It is a world of family intrigues, importunate fans -- and dark secrets.
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31/07/2010

Jackie French and Bruce Whatley's delightful book Baby Wombat’s Week won the Australian Book Industry Award for Younger Readers recently. Jackie has offered many thanks not just to those who voted for it, but to the booksellers who have always been part of the partnership of the ‘wombat books’. Congratulations Jackie and Bruce!