No Man's Land: A Postwar Sketchbook of the War in the Trenches Children's Books This illustrated gift book is 69279

Name: No Man's Land: A Postwar Sketchbook of the War in the Trenches Children's Books This illustrated gift book is 69279
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No Man's Land: A Postwar Sketchbook of the War in the Trenches Children's Books This illustrated gift book is 69279 This illustrated gift book is a sensitive tribute to a pet cocker spaniel with great illustrations by Maude Earl A slice of contemporary life and one man’s search for love beautifully depicted by the award winning artist of Three Shadows A sketchbook of WWI trench warfare by the artist of the painted graphic novel Enemy Ace: War Idyll monotype prints

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