The Field Girls
(Autor) Rosie ArcherGosport, 1943. Rita, Amelia, Ruby and Dorothy are all doing their bit to help Britain win the war. Their work at Priddy's munitions factory, is dangerous and gruelling, but undoubtedly necessary. However, when an explosion at the factory almost kills several of the workers, the girls decide it's time to find another way to contribute. Amelia sees an advertisement in the Evening News, seeking Hop Pickers in Kent, accommodation provided. Weeks later, they leave Gosport, ready for a new adventure. But what they discover about each other and the people they meet over the summer, will change their lives forever. A heart-warming saga about friendship, love and the hardest days of war. Perfect for fans of Elaine Everest and Pam Howes.
Rosie Archer
Rosie Archer is a British author best known for her captivating World War II novels, including "The Shipyard Girls" series. Her writing style is characterized by vivid historical settings, strong female characters, and heartfelt storytelling. Archer's works have made significant contributions to the genre of historical fiction, garnering widespread acclaim.
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