Young Adult Historical Fiction
E/A Wein,
Elizabeth. Code Name Verity. Hyperion, 2012. 352p.
978-1-4231-5219-4. 16.99.
After two British girls, a pilot and a spy, crash their
plane in Nazi occupied France, the spy is captured and imprisoned by the Germans.
She is forced to give up her secrets and reveal her mission in writing. Instead, she tells
us the story of her friend Maddie, the pilot of the crashed plane, whom she
assumes is dead. Beautifully written and well researched, the author keeps you
on the edge of your seat. Once the reader gets to the second half of the book,
their perspective is completely altered, everything thought to be true isn’t
exactly as it seems. The author does such an amazing job of incorporating clues
that as a reader you’ll want to start from the beginning again to see what you
might have missed. Highly recommended. Loren Spector, LAPL, Felipe de Neve
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