<p>At the outbreak of World War II, thirteen-year old Miriam Feuer and her family found themselves at the mercy of the invading Red Army in Polish Galicia. But things would only get worse with the coming of the Nazis in 1941. Escaping the Nazi-built ghetto in her hometown of Kolomyia after the murder of her grandmother and seizure of other family members, young Miriam desperately flees into the countryside, struggling to hide herself amidst the local population. Finding a modicum of safety in the home of a Ukrainian priest, her relief proves short-lived when the German commandant of the town abruptly arrives as a dinner guest -- and something more. A RAFT ON THE RIVER is the true life coming-of-age story of a young girl who finds redemption and a chance for love in the shadow of one of the most horrific episodes of the twentieth century.</p>

A Raft on the River

Stuart W. Mirsky

Miriam Feuer Sorger

Biographies & Memoirs

Paul Mould Publishing

Memories of growing up and going to school during World War Two. Shows the change to routine when war started e.g. carrying gas masks, air raid shelters in the school playground, blast walls and black-out shutters, evacuees from Hull, airmen billeted in most houses, posters with slogans, rationing of food, clothes and sweets, air raid wardens, plane crashes, no oranges nor bananas, no petrol, no church bells, no railings, morale boosted by radio and cinema, films on Sunday night, concerts in the park and church halls, bombs and casualties. Later, American airmen, gum, comics and nylons, VE Day, bonfires and May fair, VJ Day, dancing in the streets, letter from the King.

Wartime Schooldays in Boston

Paul Mould

Conscript Heroes

Literature & Fiction

Peter Scott Janes

Genre Fiction

<p>It is 935 A.D. and the North is in turmoil. The Norse king, Harald Fairhair, has died, leaving the High Seat of the realm to his murderous son, Erik Bloodaxe. To solidify his rule, Erik ruthlessly kills all claimants to his throne, save one: his teenage brother Hakon, who is being raised in the Christian courts of Engla-lond. Summoned by the enemies of Erik, young Hakon returns to the Viking North to face his brother and claim his birthright, only to learn that victory will demand sacrifices beyond his wildest nightmares.</p>

God's Hammer

Eric Schumacher

Detachment W

Derek Richardson

Cold Heart, Cruel Hand: A novel of Hereward the Wake

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Save Clagtoft!

Ken Pearson

The Collected Short Stories of Ty Dalby

Ty Dalby

Death on a Rope

Mel Hague

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