Fictional diary account of life in the Second World War, seen through the eyes of a young girl. Companion title to Archie's War. Fiona Noble The Bookseller -- Fiona Noble TheBookseller Tying neatly in with the primary curriculum, this is the perfect book for enthusing nine plus children to learn more about this fascinating period in our history. -- Independent Bookshop Week supplement The Guardian Wow! This is simply wonderful - in scrapbook/diary format, this is Flossie Albright's account of her life during the Second World War [...] Written in Flossie's own hand, with plenty of drawings and lots of special pages to open and explore, the presentation is stunning. An engrossing account, told from the perspective of a courageous and resourceful young girl; it really takes the reader into the everyday life of Flossie and the hardships war brought; it shows the resilience of young people and is a superb way to find out about life during the war. Parents in Touch This book gives a fascinating glimpse into what life was like during the Second World War. The Week Junior

Marcia Williams has illustrated and retold many literary classics for children with her distinctive cartoon-strip style. Among her highly acclaimed titles are Greek Myths (9781406303476), Mr William Shakespeare's Plays (9780744569469), God and His Creations: Tales from the Old Testament (9781844285280) and Oliver Twist and Other Great Dickens Stories (9781406305630). Marcia lives in London, SW13.