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Catherine Bauer Catherine Bauer i(10216283 works by)
Born: Established: South Australia, ;
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Catherine Bauer is a South Australian writer and journalist. Catherine has written plays, and picture books.

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Awards for Works

y separately published work icon Tulips for Breakfast Ormond : Ford Street , 2022 24805815 2022 single work novel young adult historical fiction

'Tulips for Breakfast is set in Amsterdam during the Second World War, from the arrival of the German army to liberation.

'For much of this time, Adelena lives in hiding in the home of her music teacher. Her Jewish parents, who fled pre-war Germany with Adelena, have left her in the care of someone else in the belief their only child's chances of survival are greatest if she can remain in hiding for as long as it takes to be free again. Adelena feels abandoned but finds a way to adjust, her heart warmed by memories.' (Publication summary)

2023 longlisted Book Links Award for Historical Fiction
y separately published work icon Dreaming Soldiers Warriewood : Big Sky Publishing Big Sky Publishing , 2018 14503338 2018 single work picture book children's

'A powerful and moving story about true mateship.

'"The simple story-telling combines with stunning images to honour the service and contribution of Australian veterans, and Aboriginal soldiers."

'"Dreaming Soldiers" weaves tales of childhood adventures and battlefield challenges with gentle Dreaming themes.

'This is a touching friendship story about Jimmy and Johnno, two young Australian boys in the 1900s; mates who do everything together, sharing adventures and growing up side by side in the dusty cattle yards of an Outback South Australian station and later on the muddy WWI battlefields of the Western Front.' (Publication summary)

2019 winner Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards Indigenous Children
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