The Evacuee Christmas

· Sold by HarperCollins UK
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320
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A heart-warming story of friendship and family during the first Christmas of World War Two.

Autumn 1939 and London prepares to evacuate its young. In No 5 Jubilee Street, Bermondsey, ten-year-old Connie is determined to show her parents that she’s a brave girl and can look after her twin brother, Jessie. She won’t cry, not while anyone’s watching.

In the crisp Yorkshire Dales, Connie and Jessie are billeted to a rambling vicarage. Kindly but chaotic, Reverend Braithwaite is determined to keep his London charges on the straight and narrow, but the twins soon find adventures of their own. As autumn turns to winter, Connie’s dearest wish is that war will end and they will be home for Christmas. But this Christmas Eve there will be an unexpected arrival...

Praise for The Evacuee Series:

‘A heart-warming read’ My Weekly

‘A delightful, nostalgic read’ Woman

'This delightful read captures a sense of nostalgia and weaves together the dramas of a cast of heart-warming characters’ Woman

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5.0
2 reviews
A Google user
February 3, 2018
Really enjoyed reading this book can't wait until the next one comes out
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About the author

Katie King is a new voice to the saga market. She lives in Kent, and has worked in publishing. She has a keen interest in twentieth-century history and was inspired by a period spent living in South East London.

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