by Carmen Reid. Tess Simpson needs a break! No one appreciates her at home. No one appreciates her at work. And now her dog has died. She’s had enough! River Romero needs a break! Yes, she’s had success as a Hollywood scriptwriter in the past, but this is a tough career in a tough town and her next script has got to fly. Cross my Heart. By Carmen Reid - Published Genres: Children/Young Adult. A tragic adventure story set in WW2 Belgium, Cross my Heart follows Nicole, who at fifteen joins the Resistance. In a time of Read Review. Cross My Heart-Carmen Reid Brussels, Fifteen-year-old Nicole watches as the Nazis invade Belgium. Determined not to stand by as her country is brought to its knees, Nicole vows to fight back and joins the Belgian Resistance. Under her new alias - Coco - Nicole embarks on a dangerous new life as a spy, where the.
Reid's vivid descriptions added to the feeling that I was actually there, in the story. The writer dealt with the subject really well. The writer dealt with the subject really well. ' Cross My Heart ' is a sensational concoction of tragedy, love, history and war. Cross My Heart by Carmen Reid - A Review. 06 Monday Jan Posted by katyboo1 in Authors, book reviews, Books about war, books for boys, books for girls, books for older children, books that show a child's world, children's authors, children's books ≈ Leave a comment. Tags. Cross My Heart by Carmen Reid - A Review | Making Them Readers. Cross My Heart by Carmen Reid, published by Corgi, is out now. 'It was difficult to understand, especially in the playground where kids were still reading war comics and the bad guys were always Nazis' CAPTION(S): INSPIRATION Carmen's novel has a teen heroine MEMORIES Carmen's greatgrandma, Oma, smiles for the family picture with Carmen's mum.
Cross my Heart. By Carmen Reid - Published Genres: Children/Young Adult. A tragic adventure story set in WW2 Belgium, Cross my Heart follows Nicole, who at fifteen joins the Resistance. In a time of Read Review. Cross my heart by Carmen Reid for me was one of the best books I have ever read and one I would recommend to all ages who love to read fiction especially books based on the Second World War. Nicole was an ordinary girl who at aged 15 she lived for her friends, her school and of course her family who she clearly adored. Review of Cross My Heart by Carmen Reid. I just finished reading one of my new Christmas books, Cross my Heart by Carmen Reid. It’s about an ordinary teenager, Nicole, who is clever and brave and lives in Brussels in With fear and curiosity, she watches as the Nazis invade Belgium and knows things are to change drastically.
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