Edith Cavell, Nurse Hero
“Edith Cavell, Nurse Hero” by Terri Arthur, published by HenschelHAUS Publishing in March 2017, is an engaging biography that explores the life of Edith Cavell, a British nurse dedicated to caring for others. This edition, comprising 84 pages, presents her journey as she establishes the first nursing training school in Belgium and faces a critical moral dilemma during World War I. Readers will discover how her determination and spirit are tested as she grapples with the choice of aiding the Belgian Underground in rescuing Allied soldiers or adhering to the law.
This book is tailored for young readers aged 8 to 10 and includes a study guide to enhance understanding. It delves into themes of bravery and moral choices against the backdrop of war, providing insights into Cavell’s contributions during a tumultuous period in European history. The narrative captures the essence of her character and the challenges she faced, making it a valuable resource for those interested in historical figures and their impact during military conflicts.
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Edith Cavell, a British nurse, was always interested in caring for others. When she was asked to set up the very first nurses training school in Belgium, she jumped at the chance. But when the First World War broke out in 1914, Edith had to make a decision. Should she help the Belgian Underground rescue Allied soldiers from the brutal German army, or follow the law? Edith was smart and determined with an unbreakable spirit, but were these enough to save others and herself?
This book is ideal for ages 8–10 and also includes a study guide.
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