The Drummer Boy

The Drummer Boy by Garry Kilworth, published by Mammoth in 1998, is a historical fiction narrative that follows the journey of Charley, the drummer boy of the 44th Foot, East Essex Regiment. This edition, written in English and spanning 195 pages, presents Charley’s experiences as he navigates friendships within the regiment while harboring a secret that could change everything.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of military life and camaraderie, as Charley embarks on what he considers the adventure of a lifetime. The story delves into themes of belonging and identity, set against a backdrop of historical events. As Charley builds connections with his fellow soldiers, the tension surrounding his hidden truth adds depth to his journey, making it a compelling exploration of youth and courage in a historical context.
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Charley is the drummer boy of the 44th Foot, East Essex Regiment and for the first time feels he is wanted as he makes friends in the regiment. For Charley, it is the adventure of a lifetime, as long as no one discovers his secret.
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