Description
Discover the compelling narrative of 'Soldier Boy,' a poignant tale that encapsulates the spirit of adventure and sacrifice during World War I. This remarkable true story follows young James Martin, a fourteen-year-old boy from Melbourne, who yearned to serve his country. As the youngest known Anzac, Jim sailed aboard the troopship Berrima on June 28, 1915, bound for Gallipoli. Through gripping prose, the book explores not only Jim's brave journey but also the heartbreaking experience of his mother, Amelia Martin. This emotional account sheds light on family bonds, sacrifice, and the impact of war on young lives. 'Soldier Boy' captures the essence of youth and the fervent desire to serve against all odds. If you're looking for historical fiction with deep emotional resonance, this B-format paperback is a must-read. Each page immerses you in the struggles and aspirations of those who bravely answered the call of duty. Perfect for history buffs and anyone interested in the true stories behind the Anzacs, 'Soldier Boy' is an unforgettable tribute to those who lost their lives and their loved ones left behind. Dive into this compelling narrative, where history comes alive through the eyes of a young soldier and his mother. Experience a blend of adventure, history, and emotion like never before. Get your copy today and remember the courage of soldier boys who dared to dream. Order now for an enriching addition to your collection.