Paula Danziger
To Kill a Mockingbird
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Harper Lee
Playing Beatie Bow
Ruth Park
The Homeward Bounders
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Diana Wynne Jones
Storm boy
Colin Thiele
The Mysterious Schoolmaster
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Karin Anckarsvärd
February dragon
Colin Thiele
Avril Crump and Her Amazing Clones
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Angela Woolfe
Climb a lonely hill
Lilith Norman
The Silver Branch
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Rosemary Sutcliff
Dogsbody
We have hands that fashion and heads that know,
But our hearts we lost - how long ago! -- G. K. Chesterton
Diana Wynne Jones
A basket of flowers
Christoph von Schmid
Lamplighter
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Marian Susanna Cummins
With Clive in India
G. A. Henty
(wagga, I was looking for D.M. Cornish's book - I didn't know there was a The Lamplighter, so that was new.)
Sarah, Plain and Tall
Some days you battle yourself and other monsters. Some days you just make soup.
Patricia MacLachlan.
The coral island
(Valia, the UK Lamplighter novel I thought you might mean was published in 1854, was written by Maria Susanna Cummins. I never found D.M Cornish's book by that name, so thank you. I'll keep an eye out for it. And it gets worse. There is also a third novel called The lamplighter, an Australian publication from 2003, written by Anthony O'Neill and listed in both Amazon & Trove.
It is the same sort of dilemma I also had with The Passage further up the thread, because not only is the 1930's Australian book of that name the same title as a more recent USA title, but the author of the Passage, Vance Palmer, is easily confused with Vance Packard, a famous USA author. Of course I've totally read that Australian one. Not necessarily by choice, unlike most of the Aussie titles I've been using lately. )