Bronze Star by Irwin KeeneWorld War II has been hard to Mama Conner. While her husband and three sons have been away at war, Mama Conner has had to fend for herself. The mood in town suddenly darkens when her neighbor Betsy loses one of her loved ones in battle. At Mama Conners ladies club, they heard a garbled news report announcing that a man from town was lost in battle. But the mans name is unknown. This novel ends in a surprising twist.

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Bronze Star by Irwin KeeneWorld War II has been hard to Mama Conner. While her husband and three sons have been away at war, Mama Conner has had to fend for herself. The mood in town suddenly darkens when her neighbor Betsy loses one of her loved ones in battle. At Mama Conner’s ladies club, they heard a garbled news report announcing that a man from town was lost in battle. But the man’s name is unknown. This novel ends in a surprising twist.

A	Realistic Fiction
B	Historical Fiction
C	Adventure
D	Mystery
E	Legend

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