Discover the life behind a familiar New Zealand voice
Vintage Fair Condition - Dust jacket heavily rubbed and creased, corners/spine ends torn and chipped. Name/address on endpaper, picture leaf spotted; text shown unmarked. Published 1957.
A. S. Fry recounts the life of the broadcaster known to New Zealand listeners as Aunt Daisy, connecting her public presence with the experiences that shaped it. The biography follows her background, family life, and development within broadcasting, showing how an individual personality became part of everyday listening. Photographs accompany the account, giving readers glimpses of different periods and the people around her. Anecdotes bring warmth and character to a story that is also part of the country’s media history. The Aunt Daisy Story offers a portrait of a familiar voice beyond the microphone, exploring the energy, experiences, and relationships behind the affection she inspired.
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