Line of Fire: Diary of an Unknown Soldier August - September 1914. Questo articolo non è disponibile.Line of Fire: Diary of an Unknown Soldier August - September 1914

<p><b>A&#160;graphic adaptation of a 100-year-old diary brings World War I&#160;history to life</b><p>One winter morning, Barroux was walking down a street in Paris when he made an extraordinary find: the real diary of a soldier in World War I. Barroux rescued the diary from&#160;the trash&#160;and illustrated the soldier's words. In this striking black&#160;and white graphic novel adaptation of a 100-year-old diary, the events of the first two months of World War I are given fresh meaning and relevance to modern audiences. This is living history that has the power to engage new generations&#160;through one man's story that is silhouetted against the historical events that formed and transformed the world we live in today. </p></p>

<b>Barroux</b> is a popular illustrator whose books include <i>Extraordinary Pets</i>,&#160;<i>Mr. Leon's Paris</i>, and <i>Where's Mary's Hat</i>. He has worked as a press illustrator for&#160;<i>Forbes Magazine</i>, the&#160;<i>New York Times</i>, and the&#160;<i>Washington Post</i>.&#160;<b>Michael Morpurgo</b> is the award-winning children's author of such titles as <i>Kensuke's Kingdom</i>, <i>Private Peaceful</i>, and <i>War Horse</i>.&#160;<b>Sarah Ardizzone</b> has twice won the Marsh Award for children's literature in translation.

Barroux is a popular illustrator whose books include Extraordinary Pets, Mr. Leon's Paris, and Where's Mary's Hat. He has worked as a press illustrator for Forbes Magazine, the New York Times, and the Washington Post. Michael Morpurgo is the award-winning children's author of such titles as Kensuke's Kingdom, Private Peaceful, and War Horse. Sarah Ardizzone has twice won the Marsh Award for children's literature in translation.