and not in Canada, our near neighbor, my library would have the book. I’ll bet if the events in the book took place in the U.S. Yes, this book is old, but it’s reprinted, and yet it’s not available at my public library. What a wonderful site this is! What’s infuriating and disappointing though is how many books from faraway, and not all that far away, places are sometimes not available. Another Goodreads friend offered to let me borrow her copies of the three books. Thanks to Goodreads’ friends Gundula, I have a copy of this of my very own, which I am happy to lend out. That Scatterbrain Booky, book 1 = 5 stars (read 3/6/11-3/9/11) It also has a bonus story, which appears between the first and second books, titled: “Visitors From Saskatoon” and it is a short story of only 8 pages, not including the photos. *-The asterisk highlights exceptional books.This omnibus edition includes all three books in the trilogy:, , and. S-Recommended for senior high school students. Particular interest to young adolescents and their teachers. J-Recommended for junior high school students. Into a thoughtful and mature young woman. Year of "war work," Natalie the giddy teenager is transformed
Lively, filled with colorful characters and tender moments. Natalie's cousin and close friend, is lost in action.
Sweetheart just before he is sent overseas, and Aunt Marie, whose son, Natalie's best friend, Eloise, who marries her high school Parents that she is "going into war work." Over the course ofĪ year, Natalie moves from a job at Eaton's department store to a Natalie decides that even if she cannot join them in battle, she can do No longer satisfied with waving goodbye to maleįriends and relatives at the train station as they are sent to war, Natalie Brigham, does more than buy Victory Bonds or knit socks in order Story set in 1940s Toronto about how one feisty girl, 17-year-old Canadian author Hunter has written a wonderful coming-of-age Girlfriends who prayed, hoped, and waited for their loved ones to
The girls and women they left behind-the wives, mothers, and II and the boys and men who fought so bravely, but few have focused on JS*Ĭountless novels have been written over the last 50 years about WW The girl they left behind." Retrieved from The girl they left behind." The Free Library.
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