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Graber, Janet

Resistance

139 pp. | Cavendish | April, 2005 | Trade ISBN 0-7614-5214-1 $15.95
(3) YA In 1942, young Marianne's widowed mother involves the unwilling girl and her deaf brother in the French Resistance, carrying messages and sheltering a British officer. Through a number of complications--some improbable, some predictable, all well described--Graber elucidates some of the risks, conflicting emotions, triumphs, and terrors of war, as reflected in a small village.
Reviewer: Frieda F. Bostian

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