When We Meet Again by Caroline Beecham

Good day, Childeans, I’m Alyssa Talavera, a

bookworms’ club member here to talk about a story
by Caroline Beecham. Caroline is the author of four
historical novels like Maggie’s Kitchen, Eleanor’s
secret, Finding Eadie, and When We Meet Again.
This afternoon I will discuss her book When We
Meet Again.

When We Meet Again is an intensely moving story

of love and mystery that is set in the London
publishing industry during World War II. It tells the
tale of a mother who is looking for her kidnapped
child and highlights the unbreakable bonds that exist
between families, lovers, and readers during this
time.

This book has a lot of good reviews from well-known

publishing companies like the New York Times, who
said that this book’s research, compassion, and
sensitivity poured into the novel are admirable and
make for a deeply affecting reading experience.

I would recommend this book especially if you are

into books that are set in the past or the 1900s.
What I liked about this book is that the author did
proper research about what is happening in the
1900s publishing industry while World War II is
occurring, which made me feel like I am part of the
story. The characters of this book are well-written
and well-described, even though I have a few
criticisms about the main characters, this book is still
good. Just like what I said earlier, this book is well-
researched which means that you will learn a lot
about the different problems that people faced in the
19th century. This novel has it all, a captivating story,
a great cast of the protagonist, history, suspense,
mystery, and romance.

Before I end my book critique let me leave a short

sentence from the book. “Books might not always be
a comfort, but they remind you of what it is to be
human and to love.” Once again this is Alyssa
Talavera, a bookworms’ club member. Thank you for
listening!