Young Lion of Flanders

"A Young Lion of Flanders: A Tale of the Terror of War" transports readers to the heart of World War I, offering a vivid portrayal of the conflict's impact on Belgium. Through the eyes of its young protagonist, the novel explores themes of courage, resilience, and the devastating consequences of war. Set against the backdrop of the Flanders region, this historical fiction captures the spirit of a nation under siege.

Originally written by Carel Thieme and Jo van Ammers-Kueller, and illustrated by Louis Raemakers, this edition preserves the historical value of the original work, making it accessible to modern readers. Experience the terror and the triumphs of a young man coming of age amidst the chaos of war in this compelling tale.

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