Set in WW2 it tells the story of an Englishman (middle-aged as I remember it) trapped in France by the German invasion. As he journeys through France to the coast (and a boat home) he's joined by various abandoned/orphaned children - hence the title.
I've lost track of how often I've read and re-read this. The original copy belonged to my parents. I know I bought my own copy...but can't find it..so downloaded it to my Kindle...time for a re-read methinks.
And here is my other crafty work for the weekend - yes, the jigsaw has now taken over the whole of my craft table - thankfully it's almost finished...I may even do some myself to speed the process up!!
Patterned papers by Martha Stewart.
Die cuts by SEI
Title and border of ducks were cut on Cricut using "Don Juan" and "Nate's ABCs".
It's my turn to choose where we go this week but I can't think of anywhere....any suggestions?
8 comments:
Gorgeous tag, sounds like an awesome book :D XXX
Fabulus creations Sue
Hugs Dianne xx :)
Love your project you did a nice job thanks for sharing!!!
Love that your tag led you back to a book that you've not read in a while! Loving the layout too - and grrrrrrr to jigsaws affecting creativity - tell him hurry up and get it finished LOL!
Hugs
Your tag is GORGEOUS, Susie, and I'll have to find that book too, it sounds great!
Time to ditch the jigsaw ;D
xx
Back at last Sue on new computor !!
Fab tag and LO !! What about the artist walk at Stokenchurch ??
hugs Diane xx
Lovely tag. I read something else by Neville S by can't remember what !
I love your tag with the vintage book paper!! I love the story too!!
And your page is awesome too!!
Hope you had a fun weekend!
xxDaniella
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