The Belgian Twins - Perkins, Lucy Fitch
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The Belgian Twins is a children's novel that follows the lives of young twins during wartime. Set against the backdrop of World War I, it depicts the experiences of two children as their peaceful farm life in Belgium is disrupted by the advancing German army. The story begins with the twins engaged in daily farm chores, a world of innocence and joy. However, their carefree existence is soon interrupted by the ominous threat of war. The narrative introduces the family as they face growing uncertainty, with the father joining the local defence efforts while the mother holds the home together. As…mehr

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The Belgian Twins is a children's novel that follows the lives of young twins during wartime. Set against the backdrop of World War I, it depicts the experiences of two children as their peaceful farm life in Belgium is disrupted by the advancing German army. The story begins with the twins engaged in daily farm chores, a world of innocence and joy. However, their carefree existence is soon interrupted by the ominous threat of war. The narrative introduces the family as they face growing uncertainty, with the father joining the local defence efforts while the mother holds the home together. As the twins are confronted with the loss of their former security, they must navigate the harsh realities of conflict, resilience, and separation. Through their journey, the story explores themes of bravery, the deep bond of family, and the tragic loss of innocence that war brings. The novel paints a poignant picture of childhood disrupted by the horrors of war and the courage required to endure such trials.
Autorenporträt
Lucy Fitch Perkins was an American author and illustrator best known for her children's books, particularly the Twins series, which includes The Dutch Twins and its sequels. Born on July 12, 1865, in Maples, Indiana, she pursued her artistic training at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Perkins' works focused on cultural exploration and often featured young characters from various parts of the world, emphasizing their experiences and traditions. Her storytelling was enriched by her illustrations, which captured the essence of each setting. Perkins' most notable works were aimed at teaching children about different countries and cultures through the lens of relatable, often adventurous characters. She married Dwight H. Perkins in 1891, and together, they had a family. Lucy Fitch Perkins passed away at the age of 71 on March 18, 1937, in Pasadena, California. Her legacy continues through her books, which remain cherished in children's literature for their depiction of cultural diversity and adventurous spirit.