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Catherine's War

By Julia Billet

A secret new name, a camera, and a dangerous journey through occupied France.

inspiring poignant courageous

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Average score: 5

From 4 readers

Genres

Historical Fiction Graphic Novels Biography

What is Catherine's War about?

In 1942 France, Rachel Cohen, a young Jewish girl, discovers her passion for photography at the Sèvres Children's Home. As the Nazi occupation intensifies, she adopts the alias Catherine Colin and embarks on a perilous journey across the country. Armed with her camera, Catherine documents her experiences and the bravery of those who help her survive, capturing the resilience and courage of the human spirit during wartime.

About the author

Julia Billet is a French author who loves writing stories for children and young people. She is best known for her book 'No and Me', which has been enjoyed by many readers. Julia enjoys exploring interesting topics and sharing her ideas through exciting and imaginative stories that inspire young minds.

Pages

176 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2020

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