by Kit Pearson
Penguin Group Canada | January 1, 1998 | Mass Market Paperbound
Based on historical events, this moving fictional account of the adventures of two English children in a foreign land has become a favorite among Canadian children-this award-winning trilogy is now available in this omnibus edition.
This unforgettable trio of novels by award-winning author Kit Pearson is composed of The Sky is Falling, Looking at the Moon and The Lights Go On Again. The character at the heart of these stories is Norah Stoakes, a young English girl who is sent by her parents to Canada, along with her younger brother, during the Second World War. After five years pass, Norah is comfortable with her new life and country, but when the war ends her brother, Gavin, is reluctant to return to England and to parents he can barely remember.
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Appropriate for: Tween 9-12 years
a book that is recommended to teens
Janice
12 years ago
this book is recommended to all teens because it is a very touching story of a girl and her brother in which they had to leave their homeland and family behind to escape from the war.
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