Books with author Robin Klein

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A description of how drugs can affect those who come into contact with them. It is also a portrayal of relationships and love and of ordinary people battling against the odds. The author won the 1989 Australian Human Rights Award for Literature and the 1990 Australian Children's Book of the Year.

Avowed enemies Mary Anna and Sandra, whose mothers are best friends, find their relationship transformed during an outing to the city, when the two girls are separated from the adults and they must depend on each other for safety

During wintertime the Melling sisters move to the big city with their mother while Dad is away looking for work.

Stories deal with a grandmother who is visited by someone who claims to be the reincarnation of her sister, a group of boarding-school students who unmercifully torment an unpopular classmate, a boy imprisoned in a soundproof room for sixteen years by his mother and aunt, and other situations

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In Australia in the late 1940s, the four lively Melling girls cope with sibling rivalries and experience a series of breezy adventures, in the sequel to the popular All in the Blue Unclouded Weather.

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Hardcover

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Humorous stories deal with a bossy robot, a transparent spaceman, a visiting angel, a pirate and his parrot, and a girl who bullies dragons

The story of an unlikely friendship between bored Seymour and Angie, a fun-loving young woman who takes him on surprise outings. It provides an insight into the effects of drug abuse on the lives of ordinary people.