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A Woman’s War takes us into the life of a mother during the Great War. It provides a unique and intimate perspective of how she and other women of her inner-city, working class community endured an incredibly difficult period of Australia’s history and exemplified to future generations how to face hardship. This poignant and insightful story reveals tribulations and tragedies not talked about by the generations of women who followed them.
Group Guest Speaking
Jacqueline is available to speak to groups about the research she and John undertook in writing the book. She has presented to many groups including Probus, Rotary, Legacy, Schools & Book Clubs. Please contact Jacqueline for more information.
Review Comments
‘A remarkable story…I heartily endorse the book as means of raising awareness of the chronological events of WW1…’
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch
‘As there are so few books written about war from the point of view of women, this timely and wide ranging record is going to contribute greatly to the long neglected female perspective on wars, invariably started by men’
Dr Jonathan King
Military Historian
‘An excellent publication to be put as a “must read” in our high school curriculum’
Gill Coughlan
State Secretary, RSL Womens’ Council
‘I would thoroughly recommend it to be read in Secondary Schools and by all women…and I will be passing it to my daughters and granddaughters to read’
Joan Spence OAM
President, RSL Womens’ Council
‘The book explores community spirit, class structure and contemporary politics in early twentieth century Melbourne’
Marion Dewar
Magazine Committee Chairman
The Country Women's Association of Victoria Inc
‘A story that touches every woman’s heart and encapsulates the ANZAC spirit portrayed by the women of WW1, qualities we can all reflect on in facing today’s hardships’.
Andrea Coote, MP
This novel is written by the director of , Jacqueline Dinan and her husband John Dinan, and is published by Sid Harta Publishers. Please visit the A Woman's War page for more information.
A Woman's War is available now. If the novel is not on the shelves of your local bookstore, simply ask them to order it in. The publisher is Sid Harta and the ISBN is 1-921642-04-1.
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