Alex: The Boxset
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- ISBN978-1-990035-88-3
- EAN9781990035883
- Date de parution02/09/2021
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurOneTree House Publishers
Résumé
A New Zealand classic series, that has be recognised internationally and loved by many generations, is released in one boxset that includes all four of the original Alex titles. Alex Alex in Winter Alessandra: Alex in Rome Songs for Alex Includes a foreword from Lani Wendt Young, an introduction from the author and a prologue to complete Alex's story. The novel's in this boxset have won: 1987 NZ Children's Book of the Year - Alex 1987 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alex 1987 American Libraries Association Notable Book (Young Adult list) - In Lane Three, Alex Archer (American title for Alex) 1989 QE 11 Arts Council Travel Grant, for American convention of International Reading Association, New Orleans research in Italy.
1989 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alex in Winter 1989 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alex in Winter 1992 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1992 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1993 AIM Children's Book of the Year (Senior Fiction) - Songs for Alex 1993 LIANZA Esther Glen Medal - third - Songs for Alex Tessa Duder won a silver medal in butterfly at Cardiff's Empire Games in 1958.
She trained as a journalist and has published more than forty works of fiction and non-fiction for both children and adults. Her best-known work Alex (1987) was adapted for a 1993 movie, and recent books include biographies of Margaret Mahy, Sir Peter Blake, Auckland's 'First Lady' Sarah Mathew and Captain James Cook. Her awards include multiple New Zealand children's book prizes, the Katherine Mansfield Fellowship to Menton (France), an Artists to Antarctica award, the OBE and an honorary doctorate from the University of Waikato.
She has four daughters and two grandchildren and lives in Auckland, where she enjoys sailing, concert and theatre-going, teaching creative writing and reading.
1989 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alex in Winter 1989 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alex in Winter 1992 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1992 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1993 AIM Children's Book of the Year (Senior Fiction) - Songs for Alex 1993 LIANZA Esther Glen Medal - third - Songs for Alex Tessa Duder won a silver medal in butterfly at Cardiff's Empire Games in 1958.
She trained as a journalist and has published more than forty works of fiction and non-fiction for both children and adults. Her best-known work Alex (1987) was adapted for a 1993 movie, and recent books include biographies of Margaret Mahy, Sir Peter Blake, Auckland's 'First Lady' Sarah Mathew and Captain James Cook. Her awards include multiple New Zealand children's book prizes, the Katherine Mansfield Fellowship to Menton (France), an Artists to Antarctica award, the OBE and an honorary doctorate from the University of Waikato.
She has four daughters and two grandchildren and lives in Auckland, where she enjoys sailing, concert and theatre-going, teaching creative writing and reading.
A New Zealand classic series, that has be recognised internationally and loved by many generations, is released in one boxset that includes all four of the original Alex titles. Alex Alex in Winter Alessandra: Alex in Rome Songs for Alex Includes a foreword from Lani Wendt Young, an introduction from the author and a prologue to complete Alex's story. The novel's in this boxset have won: 1987 NZ Children's Book of the Year - Alex 1987 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alex 1987 American Libraries Association Notable Book (Young Adult list) - In Lane Three, Alex Archer (American title for Alex) 1989 QE 11 Arts Council Travel Grant, for American convention of International Reading Association, New Orleans research in Italy.
1989 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alex in Winter 1989 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alex in Winter 1992 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1992 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1993 AIM Children's Book of the Year (Senior Fiction) - Songs for Alex 1993 LIANZA Esther Glen Medal - third - Songs for Alex Tessa Duder won a silver medal in butterfly at Cardiff's Empire Games in 1958.
She trained as a journalist and has published more than forty works of fiction and non-fiction for both children and adults. Her best-known work Alex (1987) was adapted for a 1993 movie, and recent books include biographies of Margaret Mahy, Sir Peter Blake, Auckland's 'First Lady' Sarah Mathew and Captain James Cook. Her awards include multiple New Zealand children's book prizes, the Katherine Mansfield Fellowship to Menton (France), an Artists to Antarctica award, the OBE and an honorary doctorate from the University of Waikato.
She has four daughters and two grandchildren and lives in Auckland, where she enjoys sailing, concert and theatre-going, teaching creative writing and reading.
1989 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alex in Winter 1989 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alex in Winter 1992 AIM Children's Book of the Year - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1992 NZ Library Association Esther Glen Medal - Alessandra - Alex in Rome 1993 AIM Children's Book of the Year (Senior Fiction) - Songs for Alex 1993 LIANZA Esther Glen Medal - third - Songs for Alex Tessa Duder won a silver medal in butterfly at Cardiff's Empire Games in 1958.
She trained as a journalist and has published more than forty works of fiction and non-fiction for both children and adults. Her best-known work Alex (1987) was adapted for a 1993 movie, and recent books include biographies of Margaret Mahy, Sir Peter Blake, Auckland's 'First Lady' Sarah Mathew and Captain James Cook. Her awards include multiple New Zealand children's book prizes, the Katherine Mansfield Fellowship to Menton (France), an Artists to Antarctica award, the OBE and an honorary doctorate from the University of Waikato.
She has four daughters and two grandchildren and lives in Auckland, where she enjoys sailing, concert and theatre-going, teaching creative writing and reading.