Another Time and Place: A novel of World War II Aldous Huxley Revisit pages 16 to 25

Revisit pages 16 to 25 with the child (the explanation on page 24 could be left out) if the complete book has been read at another time

Steve Harvey's advice is always spot-on and laden with warmth and humor

and a wonderful eye-opener for those of us lucky enough not to have been affected

unchanged after all these years

Another Time and Place: A novel of World War II Aldous Huxley Revisit pages 16 to 25ENGLAND, 1944. A chance meeting changes two people's lives for ever. Young American pilot Tom Blake isn't looking for love, but seeing Anna Pilgrim in a tearoom on a cold winter afternoon changes everything. So begins a passionate affair. Their happiness does not last. Shot down over Europe, wounded, in hiding, Tom has no way of telling Anna he is alive. And Anna, left waiting in England, has no way of finding out. How can she know that Tom is