Across the Minefields

Written by Pamela D. Toler and W. N. Brown · Illustrated by James Bernardin

Book #6 in the Great Escapes series

A daring escape through minefields and enemy lines tests courage and leadership in WWII Africa.

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128 pages· 18,193 words· Est. 2.5 hour read· ~890L

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Bookroo's summary

In June 1942, Libya, Free French Officer Susan Travers faces a perilous mission. Surrounded by Germans, her unit must escape through minefields to reach British allies. Leading the charge, Susan defies gender norms and risks everything for her country. Will her bravery and determination be enough to save thousands of lives? This gripping tale of courage and resilience will captivate readers, leaving them eager for more thrilling escapes.

From the publisher

Are you ready for some of the most exciting, death-defying escape stories ever told? The sixth installment in the Great Escapes series is here–perfect for fans of the I Survived series!June, 1942–Libya. Free French Officer Susan Travers was one of the few women on the frontlines in Africa during World War Two. After the Germans surrounded the military camp of Bir Hakeim, a shocking order was issued. The French troops were going to break out in the middle of the night–crossing through dangerous minefields and enemy territory–to reach their British allies. And Officer Travers would be leading the charge.With the lives of thousands of military men at risk, stakes were high. But Officer Travers didn’t face rejection and break gender barriers to back down now. Her country needed her to fight. And win. For reluctant readers to total bookworms, this gripping historical fiction story–featuring fascinating bonus content and captivating illustrations–will leave you eager to read the whole series!

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