Published Works
| Title | Publisher | Published | ISBN 10 | ISBN 13 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rosie Darling | Macmillan | 1973 | 0330240005 | 9780330240000 |
| Children of Cape Horn | HarperCollins | 1974 | 0236177133 | 978-0236177134 |
| Libras Don't Say No | Elek (Paul) (Scientific Books) Ltd | 1980 | 0236401726 | 9780583134651 |
| Back to Cape Horn | HarperCollins Publishers Ltd | 1986 | 0002174154 | 978-0002174152 |
| Winter Wales | Golden Grove | 1989 | 1870876164 | 9781870876162 |
| Just a Little Run Around the World | HarperTrue | 2009 | 0007306202 | 9780007306206 |
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