Miss Bobbie by Ethel Turner (1978) The Courier Mail but more generalised critical responsiveness

but more generalised critical responsiveness and intuitive taste have saved him from being sucked down into the vortex

"The first time pairing of the incredible talents of two Herberts

there has been a deliberate attempt to increase the reader’s understanding of geographical concepts and terminology

"Suru the elephant found the boy in the smouldering ruins of Saguntum after the Carthaginian army had sacked it

Miss Bobbie by Ethel Turner (1978) The Courier Mail but more generalised critical responsivenessMiss Bobbie by Ethel Turner illustrated by Genevieve Rees Ure Smith, 1978, colour illustrated plates, black and white illustrations, illustrated boards, hardcover Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, no inscriptions, minor discoloration to covers (see photographs) When Roberta Lennox, "Miss Bobbie" to Dr Wallace and his five sons, comes to stay with them at Parsonage in Sydney, the boys are