Carrie's War
By Nina Bawden
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Synopsis
During the Second World War, siblings Carrie and Nick are evacuated from London to a Welsh village. They stay with the stern Mr Evans and his timid sister, Auntie Lou. Befriending fellow evacuee Albert, they visit Druid's Bottom, home to the kind Hepzibah Green and the enigmatic Mister Johnny. Amidst tales of curses and secrets, Carrie faces a decision that leads to unforeseen consequences, shaping her understanding of loyalty and regret.
About the author
Nina Bawden was a talented British author who wrote many exciting books for children. She is best known for her story 'Carrie's War', which follows two children on an adventure during wartime. Nina’s stories often explore friendship, courage, and family, making them enjoyable for readers who love heartwarming tales.
Pages
141 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
1974
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