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An unforgettable story of first love in World War II.
One beautiful spring evening, Kitty Danby meets Sammy Ray Bailey, a handsome young American pilot stationed nearby. Sixteen-year-old Kitty and Sammy fall quickly in love and, for a few precious weeks, the future holds a promise of happiness that Kitty hardly dares hope for. But it is 1944 and a tragic incident changes everything, leading to a web of secrets and misunderstandings which will only be unravelled years later . . . Val Rutt is a teacher and lives in London with her husband and two children. She has written three books for younger children. This is her first teen novel. She was the first writer-in-residence at the Roald Dahl Museum, and is an experienced storyteller who loves school visits. Visit Val at www.valrutt.com. An unforgettable story of first love in World War II A beautifully written, evocative love story Val Rutt is an experienced storyteller and frequent school visitor A mesmerising story that stays with you forever Val has an exciting website, visit her at www.valrutt.com
One beautiful spring evening, Kitty Danby meets Sammy Ray Bailey, a handsome young American pilot stationed nearby. Sixteen-year-old Kitty and Sammy fall quickly in love and, for a few precious weeks, the future holds a promise of happiness that Kitty hardly dares hope for. But it is 1944 and a tragic incident changes everything, leading to a web of secrets and misunderstandings which will only be unravelled years later . . . Val Rutt is a teacher and lives in London with her husband and two children. She has written three books for younger children. This is her first teen novel. She was the first writer-in-residence at the Roald Dahl Museum, and is an experienced storyteller who loves school visits. Visit Val at www.valrutt.com. An unforgettable story of first love in World War II A beautifully written, evocative love story Val Rutt is an experienced storyteller and frequent school visitor A mesmerising story that stays with you forever Val has an exciting website, visit her at www.valrutt.com