Under a War-Torn Sky
When Henry Forester is shot down during a bombing run over France, the World War II pilot finds himself trapped behind enemy lines. In constant danger of discovery by German soldiers, Henry begins a remarkable journey to freedom. Relying on the kindness of strangers, Henry moves from town to town–traveling by moonlight, never asking questions, or even the names of the people who help him along the way. Each day brings him closer to home, yet every step in enemy territory invites new dangers.
Even as Henry fights for his own life, he quickly grows to realize the peril that surrounds all of the French people, and to admire the courage of the freedom fighters who risk death to protect him. Suspenseful and achingly true, this critically-acclaimed and deeply beloved novel explores the heartbreak of war, the strength of human spirit, and one young man’s struggle to protect the things he loves.
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Multiple copies available, all in G+ or better condition. Most copies have at least some shelf wear; some may have classroom identifiers such as classroom numbers or teacher names written on outer page edges; some may be ex-library with stamps or stickers. You will receive the best copy we have available at the time of your order.
by L.M. Elliott
ELL-UND
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Weight | 16 oz |
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Format | Trade Paperback |
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