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Rosie to the Rescue

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Rosie to the Rescue

Rosie loves things that are red – and especially she loves fire engines! Her home is next door to the Merrivale fire station, and every week she helps fire chief Hamish MacTavish polish the fire engine till it shines. Rosie’s billycart is painted to look like a miniature fire engine, but she’d love a real one of her own. When Mum and Dad need to buy a new used car, she finds one in Col’s Car Lot. It’s just what she wants – but her parents have different ideas. Rosie thinks this is unfair. So when it’s time to go with Mum and Dad to the Merrivale picnic, Rosie decides not to go, and she persuades her best friend, Ned, not to go either. While they are playing in Rosie’s treehouse, they discover that there’s a real fire in Hamish MacTavish’s fire station – and Hamish is away at the picnic! Now it’s Rosie to the rescue!

IllustratorTina Burke
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age6+
ISBN9780143302858
Published27/02/2007
Price Per CopyRRP $10.95
1–9 copies$9.85
10–19 copies$9.30
20+ copies$8.76
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I grew up on a dairy farm on the Koo Wee Rup swamp in West Gippsland, Victoria. I preferred reading books and writing stories and poems to milking cows (although I loved playing with our dog and chooks). My cousins Lynnette and Susan and I produced a newspaper called The Thrilling Three, and when I was nine I had my first poem published in the Junior Age section of The Age newspaper. It was called My Little Creek and I was paid 17 shillings and sixpence for it. I made up most of my poems while riding my bike to school and piano lessons.

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