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J. E. Miller's Remember Triple Zero Heroes follows a young child stepping into different shoes attending an Anzac Parade to experience life through another's eyes, for just a moment. The child becomes a fireman, a police officer with a sniffer dog, a paramedic, a mounted police officer, an SES flood boat operator, and more. Some of these stories are based on real life experiences. More than a book about just who these people are and what they do, Remember Triple Zero Heroes fills readers with the Australian spirit. Remember Triple Zero Heroes follows in the footsteps of J. E. Miller's bestselling Remember Lest We Forget.

About the Author :
J. E. Miller NEM GDPsych GDEd BAEngLit is a favourite at local schools, where she runs workshops, presentations, and writers in residencies. She has received public endorsements from the Australian War Memorial’s education department, and has delivered keynote addresses at several significant events around Australia, including Remembrance Day and Anzac Day services. A chronic overachiever and lover of acronyms, Julie is a professional member of the ASA, BBA (Brisbane Book Authors), CBCA, QCT, QWC, and SCBWI. She is the coordinator of BBA and is a Public Relations Director of Rotary. In her spare time, she is a trainer and team leader for the SES. Julie has received a Queensland Meritorious Service Citation (2011), Commissioner’s Commendation (2014), Queensland Meritorious Medal (2019), and a National Emergency Medal for significant service (2022).

Review :
'A wonderful narration of walking in the shoes of humble and dedicated people, Remember Triple Zero Heroes generously acknowledges the sacrifices, skills and commitment of emergency services personnel.' Mike Wassing, Deputy Commissioner, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services.; 'As a former volunteer rural firefighter, I was thrilled to read this beautiful book. Our emergency services personnel are integral to the fabric of Australia, and this commemorative book should be in every school and library in Australia. Exquisitely written, beautifully illustrated. The author's approach of running a community illustration competition, and then writing a story to match the winners' drawings, was novel and exciting, and she nailed it.' Cate Sawyer, Author.