Thompson, Kate: The Little Wartime Library

London, 1944. Clara Button is no ordinary librarian. While the world remains at war, in East London Clara has created the country‘s only underground library, built over the tracks in the disused Bethnal Green tube station. Down here a secret community thrives: with thousands of bunk beds, a nursery, a café and a theatre offering shelter, solace and escape from the bombs that fall above. Along with her glamorous best friend and library assistant Ruby Munroe, Clara ensures the library is the beating heart of life underground. But as the war drags on, the women‘s determination to remain strong in the face of adversity is tested to the limits when it seems it may come at the price of keeping those closest to them alive. Based on incredible true events, The Little Wartime Library is a gripping and heart-wrenching page-turner that remembers one of the greatest resistance stories of the war. Perfect for fans of Anna Stuart, Kristin Hannah and Heather Morris. READERS LOVES KATE THOMPSON: ‘Wish I could give it more stars‘ ¿¿¿¿¿ ‘I was utterly enthralled . . . it reminds us how strong we can be in the face of adversity‘ ¿¿¿¿¿ ‘Tears, laughs and genuine love for all the characters in this book‘ ¿¿¿¿¿ ‘A heartwarming tale . . . shows against all odds and hardships people can survive‘ ¿¿¿¿¿ ‘Full of wonderful characters and their determination to get through the worst times‘ ¿¿¿¿¿ AND SO DO YOUR FAVOURITE AUTHORS... ‘One of the very best books I‘ve read in a long time‘ PETER JAMES ‘Engaging‘ RACHEL HORE ‘Both heartwarming and heartbreaking‘ GILL PAUL ‘A poignant masterpiece‘ MADELINE MARTIN ‘A book to be savoured and remembered‘ GILL THOMPSON ‘A splendid warm-hearted novel‘ RACHEL HORE