1917: Machines Of War

1917: Machines Of WarDiscover the gripping tale of '1917: Machines Of War,' a vital addition to your war literature collection. This brand new novel, ISBN 9781775432807, published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd, delves into the life of young Bob Sunday. At just 17 years old, Bob steals his deceased brother's identity to enlist in WW1, driven by his dreams of adventure and heroism. As he joins the Royal Flying Corps, he encounters legendary figures like the Red Baron,

Discover the gripping tale of '1917: Machines Of War,' a vital addition to your war literature collection. This brand new novel, ISBN 9781775432807, published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd, delves into the life of young Bob Sunday. At just 17 years old, Bob steals his deceased brother's identity to enlist in WW1, driven by his dreams of adventure and heroism. As he joins the Royal Flying Corps, he encounters legendary figures like the Red Baron, Manfred von Richthofen, during thrilling aerial patrols over the French front lines. But the harsh realities of war soon invade his dreams, leading to haunting experiences, including the sheer devastation of Passchendaele. With 336 pages of heart-wrenching narrative, '1917: Machines Of War' immerses readers in the intense atmosphere of World War I, exploring themes of bravery, sacrifice, and the overt brutality that accompanies battles in the sky. This book serves not only as thrilling historical fiction but also as a rich educational resource about the experiences of young soldiers during a tumultuous time in history. Secure your copy today, and step into the shoes of a young pilot navigating the profound turbulence of war. Fast delivery options available to ensure you receive this compelling work on time. Uncover the legacy of courage and tragedy with '1917: Machines Of War.'

CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781775432807
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 336

"17-year-old Bob Sunday has stolen his brothers identity to enlist in WW1. Keith was killed at Gallipoli, so doesnt need it any more, anyway. But Bob is keen to join the Royal Flying Corps, and soon finds himself flying patrols over the front line in France, up against the likes ...of the Red Baron Manfred von Richthofen. A boys dreams of adventure are soon shattered amid the horrors of war; culminating in his witnessing the destruction at Passchendaele."--Publisher information.Read less