| Tradd Street Press

62,800원  | 20260214  | 9781025368788

"Barbed Wire" is a compelling work of romantic fiction by Elizabeth Carfrae, a prominent voice in early 20th-century dramatic literature. Set against a backdrop of social expectations and emotional complexity, the novel explores the invisible boundaries-the metaphorical "barbed wire"-that separate individuals and dictate the course of their lives. Carfrae masterfully weaves a tale of passion, duty, and the human heart's resilience when faced with the constraints of tradition and societal norms.

 | Tradd Street Press

42,450원  | 20260214  | 9781025372150

"Barbed Wire" is a compelling work of romantic fiction by Elizabeth Carfrae, a prominent voice in early 20th-century dramatic literature. Set against a backdrop of social expectations and emotional complexity, the novel explores the invisible boundaries-the metaphorical "barbed wire"-that separate individuals and dictate the course of their lives. Carfrae masterfully weaves a tale of passion, duty, and the human heart's resilience when faced with the constraints of tradition and societal norms.

 | Ocean Reeve Publishing

0원  | 20240729  | 9781923197442

The strange intricacies of campus life are examined and dismembered in this novel. Politicians, academics, students, and administrators are put under the author's microscope. A new university is established in rural Australia. Its purpose is to celebrate diversity, instead there are swirling eddies of unrest as female cricketers, anarchists, and sexual liberation warriors uneasily congregate. Though, at heart, the novel is satirical, there are some questions raised that are worth contemplation.

Sengupta, Jayita  | Routledge India

363,600원  | 20120322  | 9780415501507

This anthology brings together creative and critical responses to the partition of India within and across borders. The narratives examine the complexities and experiences of a bruised nation, highlighting how the barbed wires within and across boundaries haunt its social, psychological, religious and political consciousness.

 | Red Comet Press

28,900원  | 20260331  | 9781636551920

 | Silverbird Publishing

35,130원  | 20251204  | 9781764428200

Double Diamond looked like any other outback cattle station. But Riley knew it better than any other place. He had been born here, and he knew all its dark secrets, some that would never be told.Then there were the three sisters. Two were a handful and on a different wavelength, and the youngest was the lovely Maxine who treasured the ground he walked on.

 | Tradd Street Press

64,650원  | 20260214  | 9781025514130

"Barbed Wire and Wayfarers" is a poignant and evocative collection of poetry by Edwin Ford Piper that captures the rugged beauty and shifting landscape of the American Great Plains. Through his verses, Piper explores the profound transition from the vast, open range to the settled, fenced-in existence of the early 20th-century pioneer.

 | Tradd Street Press

44,300원  | 20260214  | 9781025517308

"Barbed Wire and Wayfarers" is a poignant and evocative collection of poetry by Edwin Ford Piper that captures the rugged beauty and shifting landscape of the American Great Plains. Through his verses, Piper explores the profound transition from the vast, open range to the settled, fenced-in existence of the early 20th-century pioneer.

 | SOLA Network

38,830원  | 20260321  | 9798995405818

This delightful children's book provides a glimpse into church life during the Japanese American incarceration of World War II. Based on a compilation of true stories, it shows that help can be found even behind barbed wire and offers good news for the hard times we face today. This story is designed for children and adults to read and discuss together with the eyes of faith, wonder, and childlike innocence.

 | Safe Haven Books

35,160원  | 20250701  | 9781068516221

An acclaimed history of what Allied POWs during the last war really spent their time doing: educating themselves, whether that be taking degrees, learning to play in an orchestra, perfecting surgical techniques with rudimentary implements, or excelling at sport, art or drama. Now reissued with an extensive Afterword.

 | Alicia Hitchcock

83,230원  | 20241126  | 9780648357858

Western Australia, 1943: Margaret 'Maggie' Sleeman, a spirited young woman yearns to break free from societal norms. Giuseppe 'Joe' Russo, an Italian farmer-turned-soldier, finds himself far from home, captured and interned in Marrinup POW camp.Living on her family's farm near the small town of Colton, precocious yet sheltered, Maggie dreams of a life beyond what is expected of her. Their worlds collide when Joe starts working on the farm through day release.

 | Alicia Hitchcock

46,230원  | 20241126  | 9780648357834

When war tears a family apart, can love bring it together?Western Australia, 1943:?Spirited Maggie Sleeman yearns to break free from societal norms. Giuseppe 'Joe' Russo, an Italian farmer-turned-soldier, finds himself far from home, captured and interned in Marrinup POW camp.Amidst wartime hardships and prejudice, a forbidden bond forms.

 | New Generation Publishing

24,030원  | 20181109  | 9781789553550

This is not intended as a treatise on the futility of war, because that has been done before by much cleverer people. Neither is it a stirring story of escape, patriotism and bravery, because that too has been done before, by people much better qualified to write about it. This is a perfectly straightforward and true story, of an ordinary young German.

 | FeedARead.com

0원  | 20160328  | 9781786108630

In 1945 German-Polish brother and sister, Erich and Magda Laube, flee across the snow-covered Silesian Plains to escape the Russian invasion of Warsaw. Years later, as a rookie reporter in Berlin, Erich is still haunted by his wartime memories, especially when he learns what happened to his mother after he and his sister became separated from her at a transit camp near Poznan.

Marissa Moss  | Abrams Books for Young Readers

24,820원  | 20130409  | 9781419705212

An inspiring story about a sad and little discussed part of history.