WWI literature

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	"Classic account of a woman's experiences during the War. Her losses and experiences influenced the rest of her life."

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	"You've read the book, now watch this sensitive adaptation. Cheryl Campbell is wonderful."

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	"Beautifully written novel of war. The experiences of two naive people and the impact of the war on them."

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	"A woman's reply to Remarque. The experiences of women ambulance drivers at the Front."

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	"Classic play of WWI which still speaks to us today."

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	"Highlighting the women poets of the War. A masterpiece of detective work to find these women and their work."

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	"Classic anthology featuring the best known poets of the War. A companion to Scars upon my heart."

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	"Exquisite novella about an officer with amnesia and the women who surround him."

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	"Owen and Sassoon are the best known poets of the War, and deservedly so. Their angry, poignant poems are unforgettable."

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	"Sassoon's best work. To be read alongside his Memoirs."

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	"Fictionalised memoir of his early life and war service."

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	"Anthology of women's writing of the War. A welcome companion to the many accounts by men of the conflict."