Ci rhyfel

Ci rhyfel by Sam Angus, published by Gomer in 2014, is a poignant narrative that explores the impact of war on family dynamics. Set against the backdrop of conflict, the story follows Stanley, whose life has been altered by the loss of his mother and the departure of his eldest brother to fight. With only his father’s prizewinning greyhound, Rocket, for companionship, Stanley makes a life-changing decision to enlist in the army as a messenger dog handler, embarking on a journey that takes him to France alongside a Great Dane named Bones.

Readers will find a tale rich in action and adventure, as Stanley navigates the challenges of military life and the bond he forms with his canine companion. The narrative delves into themes of loyalty and resilience, highlighting the unique relationship between humans and dogs in times of hardship. This edition, written in Welsh and spanning 334 pages, offers an engaging exploration of courage and friendship amidst the trials of war.