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mobi file on your mobile device, please use. Australians, and not only children, looking at Billabong, could see themselves as they wanted to be-mates in fortune and adversity, sturdy, decent and fearless inheritors of a tough, but rewarding land. The Lintons' world, threatened from outside, withstood challenge, unchanged and untarnished. The story proved so successful that the Linton family was launched.Īlthough much of her work was written in England, Mary Grant Bruce's patriotism is more Australian than British. Mary Grant Bruce (May 24, 1878-July 2, 1958) also known as Minnie Bruce, was an Australian children's author and journalist.Īlthough she wrote many books, her most famous were the Billabong series, begun when she was writing weekly stories for the children's pages of the Leader, where A Little Bush Maid first appeared in serial form.

A little bush maid by mary grant bruce