The Anzac Violin

Discover 'The Anzac Violin' – a captivating WWI-era picture book designed for children aged 6 and up. This beautifully illustrated hardback book, published by Scholastic New Zealand, tells the inspiring true story of Alexander Aitken, a young soldier from Dunedin. As both a brilliant mathematician and a gifted violinist, Aitken's legacy is interwoven with the cherished artifact of his violin, which has triumphantly survived the ravages of war. With 40 pages of engaging narratives and stunning visuals, this book not only provides a window into the historical experiences of soldiers but also emphasizes the power of music and resilience during challenging times. Ideal for parents and educators looking to introduce children to important historical events through engaging stories, 'The Anzac Violin' sits at the intersection of education and inspiration. It's perfect for home reading or school projects, ensuring young readers will absorb valuable lessons about courage, creativity, and the human spirit. Make this profound piece of literature a part of your child's bookshelf, and inspire them to explore history, art, and the stories of those who came before them. Don't miss out on this essential addition to any young reader's collection! Order your copy of 'The Anzac Violin' today and share the remarkable journey of a young hero with your child.

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775433910
Format: Hardback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 40
Dimensions Width: 270mm
Height: 220mm

"This a WWI-era picture book intended for children aged 6+ and based on true events and a real-life young soldier from Dunedin named Alexander Aitken, who was a brilliant mathematician and a gifted violinist, as well as an artifact - the violin - that has survived the war and remains on display at Otago Boys High to this day"--Publisher information.