Tens of thousands of youngsters are evacuated to the English countryside as Hitler's bombers prepare to rain death on their city streets.
   But the refugee trains with their cargo of frightened children often take a route from one hell to another.
Arthur, an eight-year-old evacuee from inner London, is thrust upon strict Quaker, anti-war, relatives in a remote village where locals speak such a strong dialect it's like a foreign language and where a vindictive headmaster delights in handing out brutal corporal punishment to the unwelcome little 'vaccies'.
   Arthur experiences the depths of despair, the bursts of innocent pleasure, the terrors and the uncertainties of a forgotten war generation too young to fight, too precious to die, too bewildered to understand.
   And every single word is true! This is young Arthur Allwright's story.

A moving tale, which shows the resilience of the human spirit.

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