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    A Secret Diary of the First World War: Fact-tastic Stories from Scotland's History

    By Gill Arbuthnott and Darren Gate

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    What was the First World War really like? Step into the boots of 14-year-old James Marchbank and experience the most important, incredible, peculiar, poignant, remarkable and revolting bits of World War 1.

    Inspired by the real-life diary of

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKelpies
    Release dateSep 20, 2018
    ISBN9781782505396
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    A Secret Diary of the First World War: Fact-tastic Stories from Scotland's History
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    Gill Arbuthnott

    Gill Arbuthnott is the author of numerous fiction, non-fiction and picture books for children and young adults and has been nominated for a number of major UK book awards. A former biology teacher, Gill has written many non-fiction books to engage chil

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