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A glorious smorgasbord of colour, size and texture, An ABC of Treasures collects a variety of vintage, retro and contemporary objects for young readers to pore over and treasure. Always drawn to little things that are usually of little value to others, Marion Frith has fossicked about in op-shops and garage sales all over the world in her quest for the ultimate miniature collection. "I have always noticed the attention children pay to objects that adults often dismiss as tasteless plastic junk, or old tat. They love that cow that their parent is paying no heed to. They see her face. They look…mehr

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A glorious smorgasbord of colour, size and texture, An ABC of Treasures collects a variety of vintage, retro and contemporary objects for young readers to pore over and treasure. Always drawn to little things that are usually of little value to others, Marion Frith has fossicked about in op-shops and garage sales all over the world in her quest for the ultimate miniature collection. "I have always noticed the attention children pay to objects that adults often dismiss as tasteless plastic junk, or old tat. They love that cow that their parent is paying no heed to. They see her face. They look carefully at the pattern on her back. They find her grass to eat. I guess I wanted to honour that in some way."
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Marion Frith is a former journalist, senior communications specialist and political speechwriter, and has recently retrained as a registered family mediator. Marion has written and worked for major Australian newspapers and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as a social and political commentator. She is currently writing a novel and continually scouring thrift shops and garage sales for tiny alphabet treasures. Marion lives in Sydney. Marion Frith is a former journalist, senior communications specialist and political speechwriter, and has recently retrained as a registered family mediator. Marion has written and worked for major Australian newspapers and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as a social and political commentator. She is currently writing a novel and continually scouring thrift shops and garage sales for tiny alphabet treasures. Marion lives in Sydney.