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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled The Foreshadowing about Alexandra, Reed, Grade with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction.
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conversations.value: Grade 8 Up&ndash;This is a coherent and well-developed historical novel that, despite elements of the paranormal, paints a very real picture of the era. Seventeen-year-old Alexandra has foreseen the death of others since she was a child, but no one believes her or wants to talk about her uncanny ability. As World War I breaks out, she is tormented by almost daily visions, nightmares, and premonitions, yet she strives to become a nurse, despite her father's objections. Alexandra's brothers both end up on the front lines. Having foreseen the death of Edgar before the telegram arrives, the teen makes plans to escape her confined life in Brighton and make her way to France to try to find and save her other brother, Tom. This first-person narrative develops the characters well and readers will empathize with Alexandra and her struggles. She challenges her family's views and strikes out on her own in order to make a difference. This novel provides the female perspective of war and the chaos and trauma that nurses dealt with, along with women's role in society in England around 1915.<I>&ndash;Dylan Thomarie, Johnstown High School, NY</I> <BR>Copyright &copy; Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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conversations.value: All rights reserved..<I>&ndash;Dylan Thomarie, Johnstown High School, NY</I> <BR>Copyright &copy; Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. This novel provides the female perspective of war and the chaos and trauma that nurses dealt with, along with women's role in society in England around 1915. She challenges her family's views and strikes out on her own in order to make a difference. This first-person narrative develops the characters well and readers will empathize with Alexandra and her struggles. Having foreseen the death of Edgar before the telegram arrives, the teen makes plans to escape her confined life in Brighton and make her way to France to try to find and save her other brother, Tom. Alexandra's brothers both end up on the front lines. As World War I breaks out, she is tormented by almost daily visions, nightmares, and premonitions, yet she strives to become a nurse, despite her father's objections. Seventeen-year-old Alexandra has foreseen the death of others since she was a child, but no one believes her or wants to talk about her uncanny ability.Grade 8 Up&ndash;This is a coherent and well-developed historical novel that, despite elements of the paranormal, paints a very real picture of the era