The secret society of librarians

"The Secret Society of Librarians is a heartbreaking yet heartwarming wartime library-set novel, inspired by real people, real stories, and extensive research. Meeting through real-life Secret Society of Librarians in London, two women form a close bond. When WW2 hits, they take their libraries unde...

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Main Author: Thompson, Kate, 1974- (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Forever, 2026.
Edition:First US edition.
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Summary:"The Secret Society of Librarians is a heartbreaking yet heartwarming wartime library-set novel, inspired by real people, real stories, and extensive research. Meeting through real-life Secret Society of Librarians in London, two women form a close bond. When WW2 hits, they take their libraries underground, creating a roaming underground library. But when one of them is taken to Poland and a concentration camp, they think there is no chance of ever being reunited again. This is an inspirational, true and compelling story about friendship, everyday bravery and the power of books, with a dual narrative set between London and Poland in the 1940s"--
Item Description:First published in Great Britain in 2026 by Hodder & Stoughton Limited.
Includes historical notes and Women of the Blitz section.
Physical Description:xii, 444 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (pages 439-444).
ISBN:9781538775035
1538775034
9781399746373
1399746375
Author Notes:Kate Thompson was born in London and worked as a journalist for women's magazines and national newspapers before becoming a novelist. Over the past ten years, Kate has written twelve fiction and nonfiction titles, three of which have made the Sunday Times top ten bestseller list. She now lives in Sunbury with her husband, two sons, and two rescued Lurcher dogs, Ted and Saphhie.