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A British bomb destroys Lucas's home and family, leaving him with nothing but his beloved violin, his music, and Corinne. Hitler demands that mothers give up their children to his futile cause, and he forces Lucas to become a gunner on Waffen SS Panzer 227. He fights the bloodiest battles in human history and becomes a warrior, taking lives without remorse. But if he is to survive, must he also lose his humanity? Read this gripping fast-paced tale of sacrifice, love, and survival. If you enjoyed Ken Follett's "Winter of the World," and Markus Zusak's "Book Thief," you won't be able to put this heart-wrenching child soldier's story down!…mehr

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A British bomb destroys Lucas's home and family, leaving him with nothing but his beloved violin, his music, and Corinne. Hitler demands that mothers give up their children to his futile cause, and he forces Lucas to become a gunner on Waffen SS Panzer 227. He fights the bloodiest battles in human history and becomes a warrior, taking lives without remorse. But if he is to survive, must he also lose his humanity? Read this gripping fast-paced tale of sacrifice, love, and survival. If you enjoyed Ken Follett's "Winter of the World," and Markus Zusak's "Book Thief," you won't be able to put this heart-wrenching child soldier's story down!
Autorenporträt
Robert Faulk, a Canadian, born on a farm and educated in a smallrural school, grew up in a world of hard workers-men and womenwho farmed the land and harvested the forests and the sea. Hestudied engineering in university and worked in constructionbefore taking his family to Germany to pursue a career as an operasinger. Over the next ten years, Robert met many Europeanswilling to share still-fresh memories of the Second World War.their traumatic and personal stories expose the most devastatingcost of war-the human cost. Robert captures the spirit of thesestories in a series of five books he calls The Songs of War.