When Gretel Was Fifteen

"When Gretel Was Fifteen," by Nina Rhoades, offers a glimpse into the lives of young people on the American home front during World War One. This historical fiction, originally published during the war, explores the impact of global conflict on families and, in particular, on the lives of girls coming of age during a time of unprecedented upheaval. The story captures the spirit of the era, reflecting the challenges and sacrifices faced by those supporting the war effort from afar. Readers interested in historical juvenile fiction, the experience of girls and women during wartime, or simply a compelling family narrative, will appreciate this meticulously prepared edition of a timeless classic. Experience history through the eyes of a young person navigating a world transformed by war.

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