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Pamela Rushby
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Biography
What Pam Writes
A Hero of Malawi
A Song for Fred
Alain Robert: To climb or not to climb
Everything Egypt
Play It Again, Sam
IMPACT: ENVIRONMENT
Splat!
The People of Pompeii
Swimming With Elephants
My babysitter: creature of the night
The Frog Family
Pests and Plagues
Gallipoli: the event and its impact on Australia
Windows on Literacy: National Geographic
SHUTTLE to the MOON
First Journeys
STEVE IRWIN: CROCODILE HUNTER
We went to Gallipoli
Stone by Stone: saving the temples of Abu Simbel
From Little Things …
Millions of Mummies
Circles of Stone
Our Brother Andy
Pooling Resources
Water from the Deep
The Mud Army
My Uncle, Captain Starlight
The Goat Problem and Lost on the Goldfields
Dancing Pants
Walking in the Fields of the Blessed
Lizzie and Margaret Rose
Princess Parsley
Sing a Rebel Song
The Ratcatcher’s Daughter
Flora’s War
The Horses Didn’t Come Home
When the HIPCHICKS WENT to WAR
Interned
The Secret Battle
Awards
Frequently Asked Questions
Talks and Workshops
Contact me
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Home
Biography
What Pam Writes
A Hero of Malawi
A Song for Fred
Alain Robert: To climb or not to climb
Everything Egypt
Play It Again, Sam
IMPACT: ENVIRONMENT
Splat!
The People of Pompeii
Swimming With Elephants
My babysitter: creature of the night
The Frog Family
Pests and Plagues
Gallipoli: the event and its impact on Australia
Windows on Literacy: National Geographic
SHUTTLE to the MOON
First Journeys
STEVE IRWIN: CROCODILE HUNTER
We went to Gallipoli
Stone by Stone: saving the temples of Abu Simbel
From Little Things …
Millions of Mummies
Circles of Stone
Our Brother Andy
Pooling Resources
Water from the Deep
The Mud Army
My Uncle, Captain Starlight
The Goat Problem and Lost on the Goldfields
Dancing Pants
Walking in the Fields of the Blessed
Lizzie and Margaret Rose
Princess Parsley
Sing a Rebel Song
The Ratcatcher’s Daughter
Flora’s War
The Horses Didn’t Come Home
When the HIPCHICKS WENT to WAR
Interned
The Secret Battle
Awards
Frequently Asked Questions
Talks and Workshops
Contact me
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