Enemy in the House

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Summary: Enemy in the House a Howl
Review: Dianne D. Price has written a warm and witty story about growing up in a big, chaotic family in Brooklyn during World War II. All the sights, smells and fears of wartime New York -- the rationing, the Gold Stars in the window, the pluck and patriotism, the burgeoning friendships and exuberance of youth -- are captured through the voice of Ginger O'Flaherty, the young heroine of this moving tale. Packed with richly drawn characters, Dianne D. Price's delightful story will resonate with readers of all generations.

Rating:
Summary: Enemy in the House a Howl
Review: Dianne D. Price has written a warm and witty story about growing up in a big, chaotic family in Brooklyn during World War II. All the sights, smells and fears of wartime New York -- the rationing, the Gold Stars in the window, the pluck and patriotism, the burgeoning friendships and exuberance of youth -- are captured through the voice of Ginger O'Flaherty, the young heroine of this moving tale. Packed with richly drawn characters, Dianne D. Price's delightful story will resonate with readers of all generations.

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Summary: A Painless History Lesson!
Review: Ginger and Mary Frances' rivalries and excursions into mischief are played out against the larger backdrop of World War II. Young readers will experience along with the cousins what it was like to live during those war years in a painless history lesson told in the context of intepersonal relationships that modern young people will relate to."

Rating:
Summary: A Painless History Lesson!
Review: Ginger and Mary Frances' rivalries and excursions into mischief are played out against the larger backdrop of World War II. Young readers will experience along with the cousins what it was like to live during those war years in a painless history lesson told in the context of intepersonal relationships that modern young people will relate to."