Anzac Animals: 20 Animal Friends from WWI and WWII

Discover the heartwarming tales of **Anzac Animals: 20 Animal Friends from WWI and WWII** in this beautifully illustrated hardback. This captivating book uncovers the incredible stories of the furry and feathery companions that stood by the ANZAC soldiers during the harrowing times of the world wars. With a stunning collection of illustrations, each page brings to life the courageous roles played by horses, mules, donkeys, camels, and beloved mascots including kangaroos, monkeys, dogs, chickens, tortoises, and cats. These animal friends not only served as vital companions but also offered a sense of hope and humanity amid the chaos of battle. Perfect for history buffs and animal lovers alike, this book serves as a unique tribute to the bond between humans and animals in wartime. Ideal for children and adults, 'Anzac Animals' is a thoughtful gift perfect for educational purposes or as a cherished addition to any home library. Explore the unique narratives that celebrate the loyalty and bravery of these animals and their impact on saving countless lives and boosting morale. This hardback edition features 64 engaging pages that will captivate readers and inspire compassion for all creatures, especially during challenging times. Whether you are looking to educate young readers about history or share stories of resilience, this book makes an excellent resource for understanding the significance of animals in the military. Order your copy of 'Anzac Animals' today and take a step into the inspiring world of our four-legged friends from the past!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775434740
Format: Hardback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 64
Dimensions Width: 215mm
Height: 280mm

Who knew our soldiers had such a variety of animal companions in the two world wars? Apart from the beasts of burden that one might expect, such as horses, mules, donkeys and camels, many battalions had mascots as well: kangaroos, monkeys, dogs, chickens, tortoises, cats all of whom provided comfort, companionship and a welcome distraction from the war.