Hanna and her nanna were picking flowers. We must have some Rosemary, said Nanna, breaking off some pieces from a green bush with little blue flowers. Rosemary is for remembrance, and tomorrow is Anzac Day.
As Hanna helps her nanna make a wreath, she learns why Anzac Day is a special day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand. What will they do with the wreath? Who are these soldiers in Nannas album, and where did these medals come from?
About the author
Helen Evans is a storyteller, author, textile artist, and a former pre-school director and teacher at New England College of TAFE in Armidale NSW Australia. The illustrations for this book were sewn lovingly by Helen in memory of her mother and father. The original fabric book can be seen at the family gallery in the town of Uralla as well as other examples of her textile work. Helen has three adult children and four grandchildren.
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