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Title	:	Remembrance
Author	:	Theresa Breslin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 303 pages
Published	:	2003 by Corgi (first published 2002)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. War. Fiction. Romance

Remembrance

Theresa Breslin

Paperback | Pages: 303 pages

Rating: 3.99 | 961 Users | 113 Reviews

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Scotland, 1915. A group of teenagers from two families meet for a picnic, but the war across the Channel is soon to tear them away from such youthful pleasures. All too soon, the horror of what is to become known as The Great War engulfs them, their friends and the whole village. From the horror of the trenches, to the devastating reality seen daily by those nursing the wounded, they struggle to survive - and nothing will ever be the same again.

A powerful and engrossing novel about love and war, from Carnegie Medal-winning author Theresa Breslin.

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Original Title:	Remembrance
ISBN:	0552547387 (ISBN13: 9780552547383)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Scotland,1915 France
Literary Awards:	North East Teenage Book Award Nominee (2003)

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Ratings: 3.99 From 961 Users | 113 Reviews

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Set during World War I, Remembrance is a fantastic historical fiction book. It portrays the excitement, horror, and heartbreak of war in an honest way through narration as well as letters between the characters. It is so incredibly well-written. The writing evokes many emotions and transports the reader to the 19-teens. I very highly recommend this book to young teens and up who are learning about World War I.

Remembrance is written by Carnegie Medal-winning author Theresa Breslin, who has rather a lot of titles to her name. Its story is centered around the First World War, beginning as it does in the summer of 1915 and spanning the remainder of the conflict. The premise is that in a small Scottish village named Stratharden, the Great War is to alter the course of five young lives for ever.A group of teenagers, all of whom live within the village, are brought together at a picnic and become firm

Interesting book set in Scotland in The Great War. The author did a good job of portraying both sides of young people going to warthose who were Uber patriotic and could not wait to go and one who although he lived his country, struggled to fight in a war that he felt was ill advised and poorly run. Also interesting were the womens desires to serve at a time when women did not work outside the home as a rule. This book really drives home the fact that most soldiers, if they even survive a war,

When World War I doesnt end conveniently at Christmas 1914, as everyone had hoped and expected, its growing costs and hunger for young British men starts to eat away at the Brits, especially 2 families in a small town.  John Malcolm and his twin sister Maggie view the war in very different ways: John Malcolm is anxious to join up. He says in a letter. Read back of book.  Maggie views it as a chance to get away from her boring home and see something and learn about the world. She begins to read

This is a book that I would like to own. The story mainly follows the lives of two families with five children, aged 15 to 21 when the story begins. They live in Scotland and all deal with World War I in vastly different ways. The book begins by focusing on two of the five, then switching over to a different two, then adding two more, and finishing with a focus on four of the original five. So, you read firsthand opinions of all of them. There are references to many works of literature and art

I absolutely loved this book growing up, so it was interesting coming back and rereading it. I doubt if I had read it now for the first time, it would have been so high on my favourites list. The characters aren't the best developed and feel a bit like stock WW1 characters: the conscientious objector, the nurse, the munitions worker. The story is also fairly slow-moving too, with only a handful of major plot moments.But for getting students interested in the history of WW1? Fantastic. Theresa

An amazing account of World War I which covers with sensitivity and realism almost every aspect of the conflict from the eyes of four teenagers. For anyone who enjoyed reading "A Rose For The Anzac Boys" this book is a must-read. (In my opinion it may even be slightly better)