An American woman smuggles five Jewish children out of France and cares for them on her aunt's English estate during WWII, navigating faith, family, and romance.
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An American woman smuggles five Jewish children out of France and cares for them on her aunt's English estate during WWII, navigating faith, family, and romance.
In the early days of WWII, American Claire Stewart smuggles five French Jewish children across the channel before the Nazis storm Paris, and brings them to her estranged aunt's Lake District estate as refugees. Lady Miranda Langford agrees to take them in, but only if Claire stays to help care for them. Though desperate to return to France and the man she loves, Claire agrees, and soon fellow American David Campbell challenges her notions of love. A portrait of life on the British home front, re...
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Mild romantic tension develops between the protagonist and a fellow American
References to wartime peril and refugee flight with no graphic depictions
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Central themes of faith, grace, and Christian values woven throughout the story
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Explores prejudice against Jewish refugees and wartime displacement
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Portrays suffering of refugee children and families due to war and upheaval
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