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The diary of Gallipoli and Western
Front soldier Bert Orchard was published in 2010.
See details.
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Good reads
- Anzac Day (Group discussion) (goodreads.com) This site lists a
number of children's books with an Anzac theme, including fiction (see the site for a
very brief description of each book):
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My Grandad Marches on Anzac Day, by Catriona
Hoy (picture book)
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Anzac Cottage: The House That Was Built in a Day, by Valerie Everett
(picture book)
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In Flanders Fields, by Norman Jorgensen
(picture book)
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Memorial, by Gary Crew
(picture book)
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Simpson and Duffy, by Mary Small
(picture book, true story)
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Caesar the Anzac Dog, by Patricia Stroud
(true story)
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The Donkey of Gallipoli: A True Story of Courage in World War I, by Mark
Greenwood (true story)
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Harry and the Anzac Poppy, by John Lockyer
(learning from reading soldier's letters)
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Scarecrow Army: The ANZACS at Gallipoli, by Leon Davidson
(history for young adults)
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A Rose for the ANZAC Boys, by Jackie French
(novel for young adults)
Anzac Day Books (homeschoolblogger.com/littlemen)
A home-school blogger's comments on a number of Anzac-related
books suitable for young people.
Bibliography for teaching Gallipoli (anzacsite.gov.au)
The Gallipoli Library
(gallipoli-1915.org)
Turkish website.
Anzac Day Books (Queensland Government Library Services)
101 Indispensable Works on
the Great War (worldwar1.com)
Classified list, with brief comment on each book.
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