Ursula Dubosarsky

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Ursula Dubosarsky

Born 25 June 1961
Sydney, Australia
Occupation Novelist
Genres Children's Literature
Influences
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Ursula Dubosarsky (born 25 June 1961) is a Sydney-based writer of fiction and non-fiction for children and young adults. She has won eight national literary prizes. Her work is characterised by a child's vision and voice of both clarity and ambiguity.


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  • The Word Spy(2008)
  • The Red Shoe(2006)
  • The Puppet Show (2006) illustrated by Mitch Vane
  • Theodora's Gift (2005)
  • Rex (2005) illustrated by David Mackintosh
  • Special Days with Honey and Bear (2002) illustrated by Ron Brooks
  • The Magic Wand (2002) illustrated by Mitch Vane
  • Fairy Bread (2001) illustrated by Mitch Vane
  • The Two Gorillas (2000) illustrated by Mitch Vane
  • Honey and Bear (1999) illustrated by Ron Brooks
  • How To Be A Great Detective (2004)
  • Isador Brown's Strangest Adventures of All (2003) illustrated by Mitch Vane
  • Abyssinia (2001)
  • The Game of the Goose (2000)
  • The Even Stranger Adventures of Isador Brown (2000) illustrated by Paty Marshall-Stace
  • My Father Is Not a Comedian! (1999)
  • The Strange Adventures of Isador Brown (1998) illustrated by Paty Marshall-Stace
  • Black Sails, White Sails (1997)
  • Bruno and Crumhorn (1996)
  • The First Book of Samuel (1995)
  • The White Guinea-Pig (1994)
  • The Last Week in December (1993)
  • Zizzy Zing (1991)
  • High Hopes (1990)
  • Maisie and the Pinny Gig (1989) illustrated by Roberta Landers

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