Rose Under Fire by Elizabeth Wein
Rose Under Fire is a must read novel regardless of your genre preference! Rose Justice is an eighteen-year-old pilot who hails from Central Pennsylvania. She volunteers to serve in the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War II. In a brave attempt to ram a “flying bomb” mid-air, her plane crosses into enemy territory. Rose is captured and sent to Ravensbrück, a concentration camp. She meets women with deeply tragic yet heroic stories struggling to survive at the camp. They band together and protect one another from their German captors. Elizabeth Wein does not shy away from the atrocities committed during the war as she tells an endearing story of friendship, loyalty and self-sacrifice.
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Programs at the public libraries will begin in February, which is designated as both Library Lovers’ Month and Book Lovers’ Month!
Although the voting period is now over, you may still access information about the "Candidates" by clicking on this link: Meet the Candidates!
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