Charlie Wilcox

Charlie Wilcox by Sharon E. McKay, published by Stoddart Kids in 2000, is a historical fiction novel that explores the experiences of a young boy during World War I. Set in Newfoundland, the story follows fourteen-year-old Charlie, who is determined to prove his worth despite his club foot. In a bid to challenge his parents’ beliefs about his abilities, he stows away on a sealing vessel, only to unexpectedly find himself on a troop ship bound for Europe.
Readers will discover Charlie’s journey as he navigates the challenges of war and the realities of military life. The narrative delves into themes of courage and self-discovery against the backdrop of the 20th century and the impact of World War I. This edition contains 221 pages and is presented in English, offering an engaging perspective on the historical context of the time.
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In 1915 in Newfoundland, fourteen-year-old Charlie, anxious to disprove his parents’ belief that his club foot makes him unfit for fishing and seal hunting, stows away on a sealing vessel only to find himself on a troop ship headed for the war in Europe.
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