Blinky Bill and Nutsy
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Blinky Bill and Nutsy
Narrated by:
Julie McGregor
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Narrated by:
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Julie McGregor
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By:
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Dorothy Wall
About this listen
First appearing in 1933, Blinky Bill has become a classic character in Australian children's literature, and the Blinky Bill books have never gone out of print. Blinky has escaped from the zoo, along with his mother and his new friend Splodge the Kangaroo. Blinky and his mother return to their old tree home, only to find that an orphan koala named Nutsy has been eating their leaves! Mrs. Koala is delighted to have a little girl koala around, and Blinky has a companion for more fun and adventures. This is the third book featuring the naughty koala.
©1933 Copyright © Dorothy Wall 1933 (P)2013 Bolinda Publishing Pty LtdListeners also enjoyed...
Critic reviews
"[Wall] created a children's literary icon that is still hugely popular some three-quarters of a century later... helping, if somewhat belatedly, to give Wall her rightful place as one of our greatest children's authors and illustrators." (Julian Lewis, The Daily Telegraph)