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"""A courageous journey of survival and loyalty through the eyes of children during WWII."" -S.A. Larsen, author of Motley Education Eleven-year-old Joyce and her little sister hide in their bomb shelter during the German Blitz on London, during World War II. After nights of bombing, it's decided that they'll join the over 800,000 children who've already been evacuated during Operation Pied Piper. They board a train not knowing where they're going or who will take them in. The long, crowded train ride is less than pleasant. Thankfully they make two allies, Sam and Molly. Upon arriving in Leek, the evacuees are herded off the train and paraded down the street like sheep. Joyce and her sister are terrified they won't be chosen. Eventually, a family welcomes them. As they adjust to all the changes, they find the people of Leek aren't so accepting to all the evacuees. Sam's host is dark and abusive. As the girls help plan his escape, they discover this sleepy little community holds a dark secret..."

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A novel with a rock-steady page-turning quality. -Stephen A. Swinburne, author of Safe in a Storm Full of warmth and adventure. -Stephanie Bearce, Twisted True Tales of Science A courageous journey of survival and loyalty through the eyes of children during WWII. -S.A. Larsen, author of Motley Education {The Heroine} Joyce is a staunch friend, a protective sister, and a loyal Brit. -Dianne K. Salerni, author of The Eighth Day

A novel with a rock-steady page-turning quality. -Stephen A. Swinburne, author of Safe in a Storm Full of warmth and adventure. -Stephanie Bearce, Twisted True Tales of Science {The Heroine} Joyce is a staunch friend, a protective sister, and a loyal Brit. -Dianne K. Salerni, author of The Eighth Day I would happily read it cover to cover... repeatedly. -Pages of Milk and Honey Being from the children's POV made it a refreshing tale on what life was like for evacuated children during WW2. -Fuzzable

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Sharon K. Mayhew, born in England, immigrated to The United States when she was eight. She spent seventeen years teaching third and fourth graders to read and write. Keep Calm And Carry On, Children is inspired by her ninety-nine-year-old grandfather's life. During World War II his parents took in two evacuees from London. Sharon currently resides with her family in Missouri. You can find out more about her by visiting http: //skmayhew.blogspot.com/.

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