Slade, Arthur. Megiddo's Shadow.(Brief article)(Book review)(Young adult review)

From: Kliatt | Date: September 1, 2006| Author: Rosser, Claire | Copyright information

SLADE, Arthur. Megiddo's shadow. Random House, Wendy Lamb. 304p. c2006. 0-385-7470-2. $15.95. JS

WW I and horses, an old-fashioned war story with a young hero who evolves from a enthusiastic warrior to a more reflective person who hates war--this novel will appeal to readers of adventure. It begins on the plains of Canada when Edward learns of the death of his older brother, who was fighting in France. Edward's rage and desire for revenge against the Germans drive him to...

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