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Australia's Great War: 1914 by Sophie Masson
$16.98 NZD
Category: Children & Young Adult | Series: Australia's Great War Ser.
Louis Jullian and his older brother Thomas are on holiday in Sarajevo, enjoying the privileges of life in a diplomat's family. But the peace is shattered as a bomb explodes and the heir to the Austrian Empire is assassinated in front of their eyes. As Europe descends into war, Louis convinces his parent ...Show more
Australia's Great War: 1915 by Sally Murphy
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Category: Children & Young Adult | Series: Australia's Great War Ser.
The silence was eerie. In the darkness I could just see the mist that swirled around the rowboat. The men in the boat seemed lost in their own thoughts. No-one spoke, no-one made a sound. Somewhere ahead a loud report. A shot? Rifle fire, from the beach, which was only dimly coming into view. This was i ...Show more
Australia's Great War: 1916 by Alan Tucker
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Category: Children & Young Adult | Series: Australia's Great War Ser.
The artillery bombardment did not let up for days. How anyone, on either side, could still be alive, was beyond me. The stream of casualties soon turned into a river-a raging, flooded river. The 'cooee' call to arms takes Syd from the Mallee to the fields of France. As part of the mobile veterinary unit ...Show more
Australia's Great War: 1917 by Kelly Gardiner
$16.99 NZD
Category: Books of Buderim | Series: Australia's Great War Ser.
The German planes patrolled in hunting squads. They flew fast fighting craft, streaking across the sky in tight formation. The greatest of them was the Red Baron, the deadliest ace on the Front. He'd shot down twenty-one of our planes in a single month. And now we were in his firing line. The war in Fra ...Show more
Australia's Great War: 1918 by Libby Gleeson
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Category: Children & Young Adult | Series: Australia's Great War Ser.
The planes kept flying low above them. They were dropping bombs and the noise drowned out all other sounds. After an hour the signal rang out and they surged forward through the smoke. Thousands of men screaming and yelling, their line was kilometres wide. Behind them came Monash's tanks, those huge, ne ...Show more
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