Beatrice On Her Own

by Rosemary Zibart

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Pub Date Sep 16 2019 | Archive Date Sep 04 2019

Kinkajou Press

Historical Fiction | Middle Grade

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Description

Having fled the dreadful blitz in London and landed in sunny Santa Fe, New Mexico, Beatrice Agatha Sims has learned to appreciate a radically different culture and landscape. Her world is rocked again with news of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. First, she must contend with losing her American host, the sensible Clem - a public health nurse called to Washington to train other nurses. Then the 13-year-old girl must draw on her own experience of being a stranger in a strange land to battle local fears and prejudice when a Japanese Internment Camp is constructed on the edge of town. Will Beatrice have the gumption required to face the challenges the war is bringing to everyone? A stand-alone novel and sequel to the very popular, award-winning True Brit about an English girl fleeing the Blitz and landing in America, based on true accounts.

Having fled the dreadful blitz in London and landed in sunny Santa Fe, New Mexico, Beatrice Agatha Sims has learned to appreciate a radically different culture and landscape. Her world is rocked...

A Note From the Publisher

Ebook: 9781932926774

Advance Praise

“I loved this book and its hero---a WWII refugee from London to Santa Fe, NM, Beatrice is a first-rate narrator for a non-stop adventure that includes dogs, Japanese internees, spies and more. This wonderful, uplifting novel will delight young readers and their parents.”
--Anne Hillerman, author of Joe Leaphorn, Jim Chee, and Bernadette Manuelito mystery series.

"Three young teens from different cultures are thrown together in their small, seemingly sheltered corner of the world - Santa Fe, New Mexico - in this fine coming of age story of standing strong against local fears and prejudices."
-- Randall Platt, author of Incommunicado, The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die and Liberty’s Christmas