Doodlebug Summer

Doodlebug Summer by Alison Prince is a historical fiction novel published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in January 2006. This edition, written in English and spanning 91 pages, presents a narrative set during World War II, focusing on Katie and her family’s experiences as they navigate the challenges of wartime life. The story begins with the family no longer using the shelter, only to be jolted awake one night by the ominous sound of a motorbike, signaling the arrival of the doodlebugs.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the impact of war on everyday life, as Katie’s world is disrupted by the sudden threat of explosions. The narrative explores themes related to military conflict and its effects on civilians, particularly through the lens of juvenile fiction. This edition invites readers to engage with the historical context and emotional landscape of a family facing the uncertainties of war.
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Set during World War II. Katie and her family don’t sleep in the shelter any more. One night, she wakes to hear a noise like a loud motorbike, coming closer. It stops abruptly, and there are a few seconds of silence – then an explosion that rocks the house. The doodlebugs have arrived.
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