By Sue Reid
Summary:
In 1939, the life of Kitty, an 18 year old girl, is turned upside down by one man and his army: Hitler and the Nazis. Kitty trains as a Red Cross nurse, and to her surprise, is placed in one of the best hospitals in England. More scared than excited, Kitty sets to use all her training helping the injured soldiers. When she learns that her young brother Peter is being shipped to France, she hopes never to see him amongst the injured in her care. When Kitty falls in love with one of the patients she becomes distracted from her work and finds herself in more trouble than she had bargained for.
Review:
Many young girls became nurses during the first and second wars. Each girl has her story but Kitty's is one to be told. Kitty is the perfect image of a war nurse. Her emotions are wonderfully described and I feel like I am standing there beside her. I have heard lots of stories from people about the first and second world wars. War Nurse matches the stories perfectly and describes them vividly.
I relate to Kitty because she is just an innocent girl, living her normal life, when one event changes everything. Kitty had almost no experience as a nurse but by the end she has become a very experienced and trained nurse. Overall, a wonderful read, and this is not a book to miss.
This is a 'My Story' book and, like all 'My Story' books it is written like a diary. There are a lot of books in the 'My Story' series. I have a few of them and chose to review this one first. Stay tuned for other reviews!
188 pages
