Evacuee: A Real-Life World War ll Story by Jan Pollard (author) (UK edition)

Evacuee: A Real-Life World War ll Story

Suitable for 7 – 9 years

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Product description

Evacuee – a real-life World War Two story is the author’s own true story of her evacuation to the countryside during WWII. Beautifully told, readers aged 7+ will engage with this vivid account of her journey from war-torn London and how her escape from the Blitz changed her life for ever.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407157207

Publisher

Scholastic Press

Date published

January 1st, 2015

Lexile measure

NC1170L

Other details

  • 112 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Reviews

  1. Michael Pomerantz
    on 1 April 2015

    An outstanding read

    Review of Evacuee: A Real-Life World War II Story written by Jan Pollard and published by Scholastic Children’s Books

    This new narrative is an outstanding, accessible and most readable account of what it was like to be a child evacuated from wartime London under severe aerial bombing conditions. It has been carefully drafted by a master story-teller who carefully places the reader of any age right at the heart of what was happening in a once-in-a-lifetime context. Someone who was literally there recounts the experiences in a thoroughly engaging manner. This well-published author generously shares her deeply recalled personal reflections with others.

  2. Melody Partridge
    on 7 March 2015

    Awesome

    I thought this book was awesome. I didn't understand what it was like for children in wars before, how dangerous with bombs falling on houses. I think the doodlebugs sound very scary. It would be scary too and sad for children to be sent away from their parents and not know where they were going or what families they would be with. Melody aged 9.

    5 out of 5

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What kids think

  1. strongboy18
    on 5 May 2015

    I haven’t read this book. but it sounds interesting! i would like to read this book someday. Hopefully it is really good!

  2. wordtastic
    on 2 May 2015

    Sounds like a fantastic book and from the blurb I can tell it will be an exciting thriller- I just can’t wait to read it some day!

  3. Jemima7523
    on 27 April 2015

    I really want to read this book, i read the description and it looks great, although i might have to put it down if it gets to sad. Reading this would probaly put my whole life in perspective, that my childhood is not nearly so bad. I am reading wonder at the moment, the events of a boy an unfortunate facial deformaty. I have also read pig heart boy in English lessons, and this is also about a boy with a lethal desicion for wether he wants a heart transplant-from a pig. These are two great books, but they are not on this website. I love sad but different books like this that really make you think. 📚