Poppy Day
By Katie Dicker
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Discover the significance of Poppy Day, a time to honour those who have served and sacrificed in wars. Learn how red poppies became a symbol of remembrance, and explore how different countries, like New Zealand and Britain, commemorate this day. This engaging book offers young readers a clear understanding of the history and traditions associated with Poppy Day.
About the author
Katie Dicker is a writer who loves helping children learn about the world. She has written many exciting non-fiction books about science, history, and famous people. Katie enjoys making facts fun and easy to understand, so everyone can enjoy reading and discovering new things!
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
2007
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