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We’re All Australians Now

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We're All Australians Now

WE’RE ALL AUSTRALIANS NOW follows the tradition of A & R children’s classics such as MULGA’S BILL BICYCLE and CLICK GO THE SHEARS, A.B. ‘Banjo’ Paterson’s poem is illustrated by the award-winning Mark Wilson. Ages: 4-8 In 1915 Banjo Paterson wrote as an open letter to the troops a poem he titled We’re All Australians Now’ ‘Australia takes her pen in hand, To write a line to you, To let you fellows understand, How proud we are of you.’ Illustrated by Mark Wilson (A DAY TO REMEMBER by Jackie French), this moving and beautiful picture book follows in the tradition of previous A & R classics such as MULGA BILL’S BICYCLE and THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER and is a timely contribution to our WWI Centenary publishing program.

CategoriesPoetry
IllustratorMark Wilson About
FormatHardback
ISBN9780732296476
Published15/12/2014
Price Per CopyRRP $24.99
1–9 copies$22.49
10–19 copies$21.24
20+ copies$19.99
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AB (Banjo) Paterson

AB (Banjo) Paterson was born near Orange in Central New South Wales on 17 February 1864. Upon leaving school Paterson studied law and was admitted as a solicitor. In 1899 at the outbreak of the Boer War, Paterson was determined to go to South Africa and so he offered his services to the Sydney Morning Herald as a war correspondent. Much of his verse appeared in The Bulletin under the name The Banjo. Paterson died in 1941, his enormous contribution to Australian literature recognised during his lifetime.

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Mark Wilson

Fine artist Mark Wilson has been illustrating and writing children’s books for over twenty years, at the same time exhibiting as a fine artist in many solo and group exhibitions and performing as a musician. Of his numerous popular children’s books, the most recent are Stranded!, Angel of Kokoda, Journey of the Sea Turtle, My Mother’s Eyes: The Story of a Boy Soldier, The Yellow Turban and Aladdin and The Magic Lamp. Mark has won many awards for illustration and fine art, including Whitley Award for Childrens Literature (The Last Tree 2007); Wilderness Society Award for Children’s Literature (The Extinction Trilogy, wirtten by Gary Crew, 2004); Wilderness Soci

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