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Women’s Land Army

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Green Hands, another IWM winner

Posted by Aruna at September 24, 2020 in editor's choice &reviews &the literary lounge

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    It’s a year ago since we reviewed the first of the Imperial War Museum Wartime Classics, a series of previously out-of-print fiction by the valiant men and women who wrote so poignantly about the Second World War from first-hand experience. It’s with great pleasure that we’ve just finished the latest book, Barbara Whitton’s … Continue readings →

Tags : Barbara Whitton, Eight Hours from England, faction, From the City to the Plough, Green Lands, Imperial War Museum Classics, Imperial War Museum publishing, IWM, IWM Classics, Land Girls, Second World War, Trial by Battle, war fiction, war literature, Women's Land Army

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