Peace, Be Still
“Peace, Be Still” by Dorothy Lilja Harrison is a juvenile fiction book published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on March 30, 2010. This 120-page edition explores the lives of two young girls, Connie and Sally, as they navigate the complexities of friendship and family dynamics in the wake of Sally’s brother Phil returning home from Vietnam as a decorated hero.
The narrative delves into themes of action and adventure, as well as social issues surrounding war and its impact on families. As Connie grapples with the challenges posed by Phil’s PTSD and her father’s outspoken opposition to the war, she faces a difficult choice regarding her friendships. The story highlights the tension between personal beliefs and social themes, making it a poignant exploration of loyalty and courage among siblings and friends.
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Two young girls, Connie and Sally, welcome Sally’s brother Phil when he returns from Vietnam a decorated hero. After the girls witness the burning of draft records in Catonsville, Maryland, Connie’s father, a minister, speaks out against the war. Sally’s father, however, the church board chairman, wants him to leave the church because of his opposition. When Phil’s family realizes that he has PTSD, they try to keep it secret. Connie must decide whether to risk losing Sally’s (and other friends’) friendship to get help for Sally’s brother.
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