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A review by kirchenberth
Front Lines by Michael Grant
4.0
This is now my go to recommendation at work.
It has something for everyone: adventure, romance, humor, and grisly action. The premise is what WWII would have been like if women could have enlisted. Over a lot quicker from what I can tell.
This book is told from 3 female perspectives and one unknown narrator. The cast is diverse. Rio is a white farm girl from California, Rainy is a Jewish girl from a family of crooks, and Frangie is an African American girl. So on top of a war going on, these girls are dealing with gender equality, racism, religion, sexuality, death and morality. Whew. Talk about a lot on your plate at the age of 17. Even though so much was going on it was deftly crafted and left me aching for more.
It has something for everyone: adventure, romance, humor, and grisly action. The premise is what WWII would have been like if women could have enlisted. Over a lot quicker from what I can tell.
This book is told from 3 female perspectives and one unknown narrator. The cast is diverse. Rio is a white farm girl from California, Rainy is a Jewish girl from a family of crooks, and Frangie is an African American girl. So on top of a war going on, these girls are dealing with gender equality, racism, religion, sexuality, death and morality. Whew. Talk about a lot on your plate at the age of 17. Even though so much was going on it was deftly crafted and left me aching for more.