List of literary awards received by Jackie French

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The following is a list of books by Australian author Jackie French that have received awards, honours and been shortlisted, among other things, for literary prizes.

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Rain Stones

first published 1991

Walking the Boundaries

first published 1993

Somewhere Around the Corner

first published 1994

Daughter of the Regiment

first published 1998

Hitler's Daughter

first published 1999

The Café on Callisto

first published 2000

Lady Dance

first published 2000

Stamp, Stomp, Whomp

first published 2000

Missing You, Love Sara

first published 2000

How to Guzzle Your Garden

first published 2000

In the Blood

first published 2001

Ride the Wild Wind

first published 2002

Diary of a Wombat

first published 2002

Flesh and Blood

first published 2003

Valley of Gold

first published 2003

Too Many Pears!

first published 2003

To the Moon and Back

first published 2004

My Dad the Dragon

first published 2004

Tom Appleby, Convict Boy

first published 2004

Pete the Sheep

first published 2005

The Secret World of Wombats

first published 2005

They Came on Viking Ships

first published 2005

Josephine Wants to Dance

first published 2006

The Goat who Sailed the World

first published 2006

Macbeth and Son

first published 2006

The Shaggy Gully Times

first published 2007

Pharaoh

first published 2007

A Rose for the Anzac Boys

first published 2008

The Night They Stormed Eureka

first published 2009

The Donkey who Carried the Wounded

first published 2009

Weevils, War & Wallabies: 1920-1945

first published 2009

Queen Victoria's Underpants

first published 2010

Oracle

first published 2010

A Waltz for Matilda

first published 2010

Christmas Wombat

first published 2011

Nanberry: Black Brother White

first published 2011

Flood

first published 2011

The Roo that Won the Melbourne Cup

first published 2012

Pirate Boy of Sydney Town

first published 2019

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