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War spy

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Paul Leland is a 13-year-old boy living in rural France. He has been living under Nazi occupation since 1940. Working with the Resistance cell in his village, Paul is a crucial figure in the 'escap...

Stories of the first World War

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Contains twelve fictional short stories, each told from the point of view of a young person whose life was torn apart by World War One. First person recount.

1066

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I Was There... 1066 tells the thrilling story of a young page boy at the heart of the Battle of Hastings. Edwin risks everything to infiltrate the Norman army and find out William of Normany's plan...

Codename Celine

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The trenches

By Jim Eldridge

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It's 1917 and Billy Stevens is a telegraph operator stationed near Ypres. The Great War has been raging for three years when Billy finds himself taking part in the deadly Big Push forward. But he i...

The trenches

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1066

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Roman Invasion

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Jungle kill

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When former Special Forces officer Mitch is offered a dangerous undercover mission, he must trust his five new teammates as they rescue a West African freedom fighter.

My Story London Stories

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