Thu Jan 22 23:13:45 2009 UTClccn-n80-63010Authors, Australian--20th centuryAuthors, New Zealand--20th centuryNovelists, Australian--20th century0.150.350.86Ruth_Parkn 80063010oca00444640a106934597Park, Ruth.Niland, Ruth Parklccn-n50-14591Young, Noelaillviaf-DNB|10462857XKotthaus, Heinztrllccn-n50-3828Niland, Deborahlccn-n50-3829Niland, Kilmenyilllccn-no91-7885Niland, D'Arcy1920-1967lccn-n96-15428Champion, Rafenp-kashima, aoi加島葵lccn-no2008-60245Gerland-Ekeroth, Marianne1924-trllccn-n85-89936Ewart, Johnlccn-n95-73960Darcy, Les1895-1917Park, RuthPark, Ruth100Children's storiesHistorical fictionChildren's stories, AustralianFantasy fictionDomestic fictionChildren's stories, New ZealandLove stories, New ZealandNew Zealand fictionManners and customsOrphansStepchildren--Family relationshipsGirlsStepfamiliesAudiobooksPrivacyBalloon racingDomestic fictionFaceBoys--Conduct of lifeHelping behaviorAustralian fictionTalking books for childrenMaori (New Zealand people)Race relationsNew Zealand fictionTime travelAustralia--Norfolk IslandNiland, D'Arcy,--1920-1967Brothers and sistersTravelDarcy, Les,--1895-1917Boxers (Sports)GuidebooksChildren's storiesWomen novelists, New ZealandBalloonsNovelists, AustralianLarge type booksFamilyHorror tales, AustralianWombatsSpace and timeTalking booksChildren's stories, AustralianNew ZealandWomen novelists, AustralianHistoryIrish fictionNew South Wales--SydneySocial historyFictionFantasyAuthors, New ZealandAuthors, AustralianJuvenile worksPark, RuthBiographyAustralia1946194719481949195019511952195319541955195619571958195919601961196219631964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052007200913688book823.3pz7.p2214178713681414170642ocn007576886sw007576886:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19820.16Park, RuthChildren's stories

A lonely Australian girl from a divided family is transported back to the 1880's and an immigrant family from the Orkney Islands.

1043112316ocn023604768sw021445190:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19910.15Park, RuthFantasy fiction

Fourteen-year-old Riko manages to get her delicate older sister Sif and herself to their remote Pacific island home, where an American scientist who falls in love with Sif and discovers her connection with an underwater race creates complications in Riko's life.

014038475876088515ocn014587517sw012975643:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19870.40Park, RuthHistorical fiction

Missus takes us behind the lives of Hughie and Mumma, out of the gritty realism of inner-city slum life and into the past of the stations, the bush and the country towns of Australia. Hugh Darcy, drifter, is the unwilling hero who sweeps the dreamily innocent Margaret Kilker off her feet.

63995868ocn016079795sw000067015:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19870.49Park, RuthDomestic fiction

In a tiny, dirty, old terrace house in Sydney's slums live the Darcy family. For them life is hard but it is never without promise. Interwoven with their lives are: the mysterious Miss Sheily, Lick Jimmy the Chinese grocer and the notorious Delie Stock.

6076655ocn024070057sw021599809:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19890.20Park, Ruth

A collection of spine tingling stories in which young people are confronted with problems with the unexpected, with things in corners that must be overcome.

48262841ocn016080578sw009052920:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19870.44Park, Ruth

The Darcy family are battlers in an ugly Sydney slum, where the two daughters, Roie and Dolour, are in love with the same man - Roie's husband Charlie Rothe. Loyal to her sister and to the family's sense of decency, Dolour seems fated to savour second best all her life.

46854217ocn004004920sw004004920:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19780.43Park, RuthHistorical fiction

Growing up in an Australian country town before World War I, Jackie Hanna and Cushie Moy are carefree and innocent in their love for each other. But Jackie is a dwarf, and his devotion to the beautiful Cushie is condemned by her parents.

4554969ocn002035094sw002035094:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19760.15Park, Ruth

The dream of a lowly store clerk in Sydney comes true when a huge balloon arrives from France to promote an advertising campaign, but without a balloonist.

26340925ocn027029589sw027029589:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19920.82Park, Ruth

First volume of Ruth Park's autobiography in which she writes a moving and passionate account of the people and places which influenced her early years. Her isolated childhood in the rainforests of New Zealand fed her fertile imagination, her convent education encouraged her love of words and writing, and the bitter years of the Depression exposed her to poverty and injustice.

25836619ocn031602896sw031602896:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19930.83Park, Ruth

A portrait of a partnership, in life and work, between Ruth Park and D'Arcy Niland. This second instalment of her autobiography spans the period from their early married life in Sydney to her search for peace and acceptance after his untimely death.

24729421ocn001116723sw001116723:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19520.73Park, Ruth24427715ocn006421393sw006421393:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19810.15Park, Ruth

A boy who makes awful faces is stuck with his most hideous one when the wind changes.

2072227ocn001450348sw001450348:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19620.58Park, Ruth1911923ocn000984346sw000984346:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19730.46Park, Ruth1501577ocn001449801sw001449801:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19580.59Park, RuthNew Zealand fiction

As washerwoman to the goldfields, Mother Jerusalem and her girl Currency go where the men search for gold. As the men feverishly pursue the new discoveries at Otago, New Zealand, they follow with their washing machine and a promise of a partnership.

14518317ocn029002139sw011183546:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19530.86Park, Ruth1251697ocn027083908sw016486254:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19900.15Park, Ruth12316213ocn001503655sw001503655:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19740.15Park, Ruth

Callie feels like the odd one out in her family, despite the love from her mother and Danish stepfather Laurens. Then her Scottish Grandpa builds a tiny turret room for her in the old cupola, her own real-life castle-in-the-air.

11514516ocn000949802sw000949802:lccn-n80-63010Truebook19570.83Park, Ruth

This story is set in 19th century New Zealand.

9514332ocn027491006sw027491006:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19790.42Park, Ruth

Wombat was very lonely. This is the story of how he makes friends.

75695ocn011087460sw011087460:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19560.93Park, Ruth74741ocn036443337sw036443337:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19960.94Hooton, Joy W39392ocn027506731sw027506731:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19880.15Sykes, Heather21212ocn221710398sw221710398:lccn-n80-63010Falsercrd1994Park, Ruth

A portrait of the partnership in life and work between Ruth Park and D'Arcy Niland. This second instalment of her autobiography spans the period from their early married life in Sydney to her search for peace and acceptance after his untimely death.

331ocn037092209sw037092209:lccn-n80-63010Falsercrd19810.67222ocn220090483sw220090483:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook1978

Produced for unit HU101 (The Australian city) offered by the School of Humanities in Deakin University's Open Campus Program.

111ocn276730536sw276730536:lccn-n80-63010Falseseri111ocn225841639sw225841639:lccn-n80-63010FalsebookStone, Walter

Photographic copies of 77 black and white photographs mainly of notable writers and literary figures including Dame Mary Gilmore, Sir Lionel Lindsay, Norman Lindsay, Ethel Turner, Zora Cross, Tom Inglis Moore and Ruth Park.

111ocn223746141sw223746141:lccn-n80-63010Falsevisu1962Mulligan, J. A111ocn223746031sw223746031:lccn-n80-63010Falsevisu1962Mulligan, J. A111ocn223746007sw223746007:lccn-n80-63010Falsevisu1962Mulligan, J. A111ocn222826515sw222826515:lccn-n80-63010Truebook1987111ocn220511163sw220511163:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook1988Williams, Gerard P111ocn220456267sw220456267:lccn-n80-63010FalsebookForshaw, Thelma111ocn034339963sw034339963:lccn-n80-63010Falsebook19881.00002ocn226134176sw226134176:lccn-n80-63010Falsercrd1976Park, Ruth0140384758Wed Mar 04 19:15:30 EST 2009