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Remembrance
Publisher: Corgi
Events of World War I are seen through the eyes of a group of teenagers from two Scottish families with very different social backgrounds. Charlotte and Maggie want to do something worthwhile, so they train to be nurses and are sent to France. Charlotte's older brother, struggles with his conscience about the senselessness of combat, while Maggie's brothers are seduced by the glory of war and can't wait to join up.
Despite their social differences, the horrors of trench warfare and the devastating realities of the war engulf them all. Breslin's beautiful prose gives the harrowing sights and sounds of war a human edge.
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Charlotte, 02 August 2021
I loved this book by Breslin. I found that unlike other fictional books based around the first and second world war particularly for young adults and teens, they are very censored to what they say whereas this was factual and an easy storyline to follow. The story is very easy to imagine and at times you almost forget you are just reading a book. Love, love , love it.